Sentence examples for fair delivery from inspiring English sources

For a fair delivery, the ball must be propelled, usually overhand, without bending the elbow.

As Chief Justice of California responsible for the safe and fair delivery of justice in our state, I am deeply concerned about reports from some of our trial courts that immigration agents appear to be stalking undocumented immigrants in our courthouses to make arrests.

There are now many standards which promote and require the fair delivery of justice to children.

A wealth of international standards has been developed over the past decades to promote the fair delivery of justice to children, support their capacity to grow up harmoniously and ensure that they are both heard and protected in the process.

In this paper, we present a new adaptive MAC protocol with QoS support for heterogeneous wireless sensor networks which provides high channel utilization with a hybrid and adaptive behavior, and integrates a new efficient prioritization scheme to provide QoS support and fair data delivery of heterogeneous traffic.

It is shown that the algorithms are asymptotically stable and converge to a rate-fair allocation, which turns out to have equivalent throughput at equilibrium for all MS. In this section, we first introduce the network and video model, and then formulate the content-aware distortion fair video delivery problem in WCDMA networks.

But all in all most of the English batsmen have had a good hit and most of the bowlers have sent down a fair few deliveries.

Diff-MAC aims to increase the utilization of the channel with effective service differentiation mechanisms while providing fair and fast delivery of the data.

The spirit of the ruling is to make sure that these providers give fair access and delivery of Internet content, so that the Internet remains an open access network.

It needs macro-leadership to oversee the transformation of the country's infrastructure to ensure the fair and expedient delivery of support to all individuals residing in Lebanon.

Luke Lee believes this will lower wholesale costs for retailers, speed up sales for manufacturers, and provide a fair rule for delivery costs while cutting time to market and laying a platform under new business establishment.