Sentence examples for fair method from inspiring English sources
Laws can be unjust, and nonviolent civil disobedience is sometimes a fair method of protest.
The fear is that a tournament featuring the world's great players will end instead with most people talking about Frank Duckworth and Tony Lewis, the two English statisticians who devised a fair method for deciding rain-affected matches.
She discusses Lincoln's little-known interest in personally testing new Army weapons and, in a brilliant passage, rhapsodizes about creativity and the Patent Office: "If a country can be said to possess a soul, then America's is the patent system: the simple, fair method of staking claim to a new idea and getting the chance to make money from it".
Does this seem like a sound system and a fair method of compensation?
Much has been made about Twitter's Suggest User List (Disclosure: We're on it) and how it wasn't a fair method of user discovery.
The analysis results have raised important questions regarding a fair method for settlement between microgrid participants, and game theory has been identified as a suitable tool to analyse aspects of this situation.
In this respect, FAIR ASST is similar to asymmetric PASL techniques such as PICORE (proximal inversion of magnetization with a control for off-resonance effects) [ 13], in which only the inferiorly labeled blood is used for perfusion quantification; yet FAIR ASST retains the inherent control of magnetization transfer (MT) effects of symmetric FAIR methods.
Such actions are necessary to ensure a fair and just method of training and of assessing current and future doctors.
Without these actions, it will be a struggle to ensure a fair and just method of training and assessing our future and current doctors.
"Different fact patterns will inevitably call for differing approaches to ascertaining the fairest method" for determining losses, the ruling noted.
It adopted a fairer method of selecting candidates: internal nominations, followed by opinion polls to pick the most electable.
