The Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, said Ms. Biben "will be a fair and capable executive director".
The doe-eyed actor observed earlier this week that his sometime employer Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair, was capable of eliciting "the purest sounds of pleasure [he] had ever heard" from a woman, a discovery he made after staying in an adjacent hotel room.
Nifong was virtually unknown in Durham, despite having spent twenty-seven years in the prosecutor's office, but among attorneys he had the reputation of being a fair and capable prosecutor ("probably the best lawyer in that office," the Durham defense attorney Tom Loflin says).
Legitimacy is when people or organizations are viewed as fair and capable and are empowered by others (Tyler 2006).
There's no doubt Cameron's in a tough spot – but if he plays his cards right, he can achieve a package of reforms that are fair, balanced and capable of winning public support.
"He's a thoughtful, fair-minded person, capable of objectivity," said David M. Lampton, director of China studies at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, who has known Mr. Cui for many years.
Not entirely fair: she is perfectly capable.
To be fair, Kid Rock is capable of some things that Trump is not.
Negotiations which must bring about a new agreement based on democracy, a fair deal which is capable of getting the support of unionists, not just nationalists".
That was cruel and not entirely fair, for Barry is capable of great agility and has made some fine saves, but there was some truth to the jibe – and that, unfortunately, is not changed by his evident devastation.
