Sentence examples for fair expression from inspiring English sources

The election in Martin County was a full and fair expression of the will of the people".

"The conditions are such there's little hope that it would be free and fair expression of people's views," Mr. Boucher said today.

And doing things your way and not the way your adviser told you to is a fair expression of that independence.

Thus Judge Nikki Ann Clark Nikki Ann Clark, who heard the Seminole County case, and Judge Terry P. Lewis Terry P. Lewis, who presided over the Martin County case, ruled "neither the sanctity of the ballots, nor the integrity of the election has been compromised, and the election results reflect the full and fair expression of the will of the voters".

In a statement, Leon County Court Administrator Terre Cass, said: "Despite irregularities in the requests for absentee ballots, neither the sanctity of the ballots nor the integrity of the election has been compromised…The election results reflect a full and fair expression of the will of the voters.

The advocates of artist's rights to free and fair expression -- especially those attuned to such widespread principles as irony, catharsis, and sublimation, and so adeptly applied by Kathryn Bigelow in ZDT -- aren't likely to follow you into summoning to mind the blacklisting of the 1950s.

Eleven of 12 participants thought that facial expressions are a fair reflection of pain (one participant was unsure).

The spread of democracy in the 1990s, however, created a remarkable appetite for elections and, since many of them showed signs of being less than "free and fair"—the expression became inseparable from "elections" in all the handbooks of best practice a demand soon arose for election monitors.

We compared the differences of PSR expressions, a fair evaluation on exon expression levels, between every pair of tissues (55 pairs in total among 11 tissues).

"We still believe, as strongly as ever, in the underlying fair use and expression issues of this case," he said.

All the principles the U.N. rights commission claims to stand for -- free elections, free expression, fair trials -- are absent in Libya.