Sentence examples for fair examination of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Smith told the Ameri cans that all Rhodesia wanted was a fair examination of its policies.

"Fair examination of the case, especially at the appeal stage, is the defendant's right," Ayatollah Shahroudi wrote.

In Europe, the same conclusion will be drawn from fair examination of foreign- currency linked residential loans in central Europe, whether the individual credits were fraudulent or not.

The House's Republican leadership, meanwhile, urged Powell to "resist the efforts of those who would delay the full and fair examination of these rules". But some Republicans, mainly within the Senate, have broken ranks with their GOP counterparts.

"I once had hopes that the US would have a thoughtful, fair examination of Abu Zubaydah's torture but no longer because of the lengths this administration has gone to protect the CIA".

Timothy Naftali, a senior fellow at the Miller Center of the University of Virginia, said McCarthy gave anti-Communism a bad name, but that a fair examination of Communist activity during and after World War II would show that anti-Communist paranoia was understandable and reasonable.

"We are not interested in a lowering of standards, we just want a fair examination and equal access to the department," said Mr. Washington, who has been a member of the department for 17 years.

"I don't think it was a fair examination.

And on that account, W warrants a fair examination.

That Mr. Caro was not previously consulted, and the belated decision to grant him a single appearance point to the exhibitioners' audacity in their disregard for a fair-minded examination of the so-called master builder.

A BBC Spokesperson said: "This was a legitimate, well-sourced story that gave a fair and impartial examination of the situation in Poland.