Sentence examples for fair means of from inspiring English sources

"We've provided a very fair means of resolving the issue on 11 February".

"We've provided a very fair means of resolving the issue on 11 February [the date allocated for the plebiscite]." On Thursday Tony Abbott's former chief of staff, Peta Credlin, told Sky News some conservatives feared Turnbull planned to "take them on" in the party room to win a free vote on same-sex marriage.

The fact that the court reached a different result, based upon additional evidence, should not cast doubt on arbitration as a fair means of dispute resolution.

To do this we need to move beyond the simplistic rhetoric that lotteries offer a fairer means of deciding school places.

"As soon as we started digging deeper, we realised that finding a fairer means of sourcing gold would be quite a challenge," says Bleekemolen.

He devised new and fairer means of taxation, passed laws preventing deforestation, and suppressed a revolt by a group of nobles who planned to make Robert, count of Dreux and brother of Louis VII, king in his absence.

"We need to find fairer means of assessing," he added.

The UKCAT is a test of aptitude and not acquired knowledge and as such the results give medical schools a standardised and objective tool that all schools could use to assist their decision making in selection, and so provide a fairer means of choosing future medical students.

Now two young North American climbers have removed many of the bolts, effectively erasing Maestri's route after completing the first so-called "fair means" ascent of the wall in January.

Those who resort to ball-tampering often get away with it as it can be hard to identify whether the ball's condition is a result of fair means or foul.

Scalise's current status of "fair" means that a patient's "vital signs are stable and within normal limits.