Sentence examples for fair cross section from inspiring English sources

The FTSE 100 embraces a fair cross section of world shares.

The Court noted that "[t]he question of retroactivity with regard to petitioner's fair cross section claim has been raised only in an amicus brief". 489 U.S. at 300.

You don't notice it until you bump into it; it looms over the little alleyways like a big cargo ship in a small fishing village, with porters trundling chairs, tables and bric-a-brac in and out of its loading bays as a fair cross section of Parisian society 5,000 people a day streams through its front doors and up and down its escalators.

And when taken as a whole, they represent a fair cross section of the Republican Party.

While a defendant is entitled to a fair cross section in the venire, the defendant is not guaranteed a fair cross section in the actual grand jury or petit jury.

Further, the defendant is entitled to a jury pool that represents a "fair cross section" of the community.

But the models sent to us by scope manufacturers represent a fair cross-section of the market, especially in the high-end categories.

Yet ever since the days when only white, male property holders were eligible for service on juries, we have tried to make sure our juries reflect a fair cross-section of the community.

He said that the jury of four men and four women "represented a fair cross-section of the community," and that "they were outraged at both the injury inflicted and the indifference and arrogance of the police".

In addition to Gyorgy Ligeti, he champions the fierce complexities of Brian Ferneyhough, the streetwise urban chic of Mark-Anthony Turnage and the analytical sobriety of Helmut Lachenmann: a fair cross-section of the contemporary avant-garde.

It was during this golden period that Trojan made a massive push to establish British reggae, a fair cross-section of which is on this box set's Trojan Mix CDs, notably the Hits, Hidden Gems and Rarities disc.