Sentence examples for fair news from inspiring English sources

Among other things, it is in charge of ensuring fair news media coverage of elections scheduled for next year.

That seems to be an urgent art world question, partly because of an economic shakedown that sensible people — i.e., the writers of art fair news releases — keep saying is over, or never happened.

In seeking support for the elimination of the income tax on stock dividends, President Bush is quoted as saying, "It makes sense to help our seniors and to make the tax code more fair" (news article, Feb. 10).

Those of us who call Marin County home were pleased to see our groundbreaking county fair acknowledged in The New York Times ("Prize Garlic, Pig Races and Wookies, All in a Day at the Fair," news article, July 4).

It's a fair news organization.

Kelly McBride, an ethicist at the Poynter Institute, a nonpartisan journalism think tank, attacked the company's partisan reputation even more directly, arguing that the donation "clearly implies that Rupert Murdoch is no longer interested in providing fair news.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's consideration of a ban on alcohol sales at outdoor street festivals and fairs (news article, July 21) is neither unique nor radical.

To be fair, British news outlets might also consider her subject too hot to handle.

Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, gave the inaugural speech at the fair, the news agency said.

To be fair, several news reports following L'Wren Scott's death suggest that financial worries might have been at the heart of the problem.

You will be standing trial in their canine court they are robot dogs, not beasts, they still believe in the sanctity of a fair trial awaiting news of your terrible fate, and your mind will think back to this moment.