Sentence examples for fair regard from inspiring English sources

In the absence of proportional representation, Scott wrote (yes, there were even Liberal calls for electoral reform a hundred years ago), "there is nothing for it but mutual consideration, a fair regard for each other's numerical claims, respect for the real wishes of the progressive elements in constituencies – in a word, compromise".

Two things are fair regarding this offer: The device will retail over here for almost the same price and the shop lets you pre-order without you having to pay upfront.

In this study, the current level of knowledge for both signs and symptoms of heart attack and stroke was fair regarding both conditions, in almost equal proportions, 57.8% and 57.1%, respectively.

According to the publicity condition of A4R, for priority-setting to be regarded as fair, decisions regarding priorities and their rationales must be publicly accessible.

Perhaps it's fair to regard him as contemporary architecture's most salient political cartoonist.

The statement added that interactions with Mr. Jackson "have been fair with regard to rates and working conditions".

Clearly, it is at least fair to regard this issue as not yet settled by this Court.

It is fair to regard the last two cities as a single entity, because the train between them takes only 46 minutes.

He added: "We have got to be fair with regard to people who work in the private sector," a reference to the fact that its pay has been hit harder in the recession.

There is nothing wrong with Imperial Commander but there is not much arguing with the proposition that Kauto Star has had the better career and, though it may not be entirely fair, my regard for him is increased because he somehow found a way to sneak this verdict, even though it was only on the nod.

The finger print of (Figure 12) moisture management properties confers an ALPE fabric as excellent while ACPE is identified as fair as regard to their moisture management properties.