Sentence examples for fair attitudes from inspiring English sources

As for the activists, they of all people should like the idea of "sustainability": if a business benefits from a CSR initiative, it is more likely to last, and its involvement may be more dynamic and innovative too.To be fair, attitudes are changing, both in business and among NGOs.

I do this when I don't see a fair attitude from them.

But, he added, "it is not a fair attitude to blame only Japan, as if the violation of human rights of women by soldiers were a problem unique to Japanese soldiers".

Lots of countries at war acted this way, Hashimoto said: "It is not a fair attitude to blame only Japan, as if the violation of human rights of women by soldiers were a problem unique to the Japanese soldiers".

"The US side ought to take an objective and fair attitude and respect [China's move]," Mr Hong added.

Fair attitude! with brede Of marble men and maidens overwrought, With forest branches and the trodden weed; Thou, silent form, dost tease us out of thought As doth eternity: Cold pastoral!

"This 100percentt isn't a laissez-fair attitude," she attests.

This is fair enough, and a change in the old laissez-faire attitude was probably due.

Second, it looked at the effects of anonymity on learners' perceived learning, their perceptions of whether peer assessment was fair, and their attitudes toward the system.

"Finally, a reasonable, fair and legal attitude prevailed" among the banks, Mr. Hamdan said.

A second chance for some is fair policy, but attitude problems and criminal behavior are different issues.