Sentence examples for fair speaker from inspiring English sources

Hell no, it's not fair," Speaker John A. Boehner told a closed-door gathering of House Republicans on Tuesday, according to those present.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I happen to think on this occasion Mr Speaker came to the wrong interpretation, but that doesn't mean I think he is not a fair speaker and a good speaker.

A large percentage of the recruiters at the career fair, speakers and panelists are not black.

Mr Hughes added he would expect a "fair minded" Speaker in the Commons to come to the Lib Dem deputy leader third, after the Tories and the Labour Party.

When the president said Mexican heritage made it impossible for a judge to be fair, House Speaker Paul Ryan called it the "textbook definition" of racist.

To be fair, the Speaker of the House is not a job for the laid back, or for those looking for job security, or those that refuse to bend limits, twist arms and apply vice-like political pressure.

But the fair and speakers needed completely different room setups, so we needed to remove the audience from the room while the crew reset.

This fair-minded speaker, meaning well, decided that the clergyman who would do the best job of invoking God's help every morning was one of the ministers.

Even when a use is patently fair, most speakers will fall silent when threatened with a lawsuit.

WASHINGTON — Hopes for a broad deficit-reduction agreement faded on Wednesday as President Obama insisted he had offered Republicans "a fair deal" while Speaker John A. Boehner moved for a House vote as early as Thursday on a scaled-down plan to limit tax increases to yearly incomes of $1 million and up, despite Senate opposition and Mr. Obama's veto threat.

RECESS will also be presenting a multitude of music industry discussions, consisting of a Shark Tank-style business pitch competition, networking fair, and progressive speaker series.