Sentence examples for fair or complete from inspiring English sources

A lawyer representing one of the companies said that the government had not presented a fair or complete picture of the marketing deal.

In the full transcript of the interview, to be sure, she makes clear that she doesn't believe this phrase is a fair or complete characterization of Obama's approach to foreign policy.

Health indicators were determined at the end of the home visits by asking participants to self-rate their health (excellent, good, fair or poor) and complete a Physical Activity Scale for the Elderly (PASE) [ 26], to assess the level of physical activity in the previous week.

This program is fairer, more complete or more compassionate than anything I've seen.

The company also misrepresented in securities filings that the board's process was "full, fair and complete".

"The public can be assured that the investigation will be full, fair and complete," Mr. Brown said.

With a five-hour opening ceremony and the creation of a "country fair" atmosphere complete with booths, amusement park rides, and concerts, the 1996 Olympics cost nearly $1.7 billion.

Representative Silvestre P. Reyes, chairman of the Intelligence Committee, promised in a statement on Thursday that his committee's investigation would be "fair and complete".

Later, the company said it "is determined to have a fair and complete investigation of any allegations of improper conduct by any of its personnel".

Democratic senator Dianne Feinstein of California promised "a fair and complete review of the nominee" while acknowledging she differs from him on many issues.

"It is a source of regret to us," Moses said in 1965, "that the fair cannot complete this great park so that nothing further will be required".