Sentence examples for deems fair from inspiring English sources

The Olympic committee is now in charge, using a process it deems fair to all sides, a reversal of recent history.

Elections in Lesotho are generally deemed fair, but they have often been followed by violence.

They stood – a touch reluctantly – for two elections deemed fair by many foreign observers.

Taylor, an Americo-Liberian, was soon elected president in polls deemed fair by international observers.

42 min: Zaha is on the ground after Gerrard's challenge which Howard Webb deemed fair.

At each of the past three elections, all generally deemed fair, Swapo has scooped up three-quarters of the vote.

This is deemed fair because the poor spend a greater share of their income on unprepared food.

BT has slowly worked to reduce costs, finally enabling it to lower prices to a level alternative carriers deem fair.

And if the highest bid is not deemed "fair" — assuming the auction is run competently — what is?

The parliamentary elections of November 2008, though generally deemed fair by international observers, were viewed by the Bissau-Guineans themselves as a raucous bidding war.

Until this postseason, balls that hit the catwalks were deemed fair or foul depending on where they hit and where they landed.