Sentence examples for fair treat from inspiring English sources

She introduced what she calls the LEED model, Listen and Explain with Equity and Dignity: in essence, be fair, treat everyone with respect and do not humiliate a suspect.

Mr. Bush made some specific references to human rights issues today, saying he offered Mr. Jiang "My views on the importance of China freeing prisoners of conscience, giving fair treat to people of faith, and preserving the rights of Hong Kong citizens".

Alternative, schmalternative: Matt Sullivan and Claire Thompson bite into funnel cake, a traditional fair treat.

Not every player you'll play with will be nice, play fair, treat you nice, etc.

Updated at 2.19am GMT 1.31am GMT In pictures: festival food Sydneysiders have greeted Messina's special festival gelato with great delight – the whole menu is made to resemble traditional fair treats.

Nevertheless, in her three decades as a prosecutor, including 25 years as head of the sex crimes unit, Ms. Fairstein has been widely viewed in the legal community as skilled and fair, treating victims with delicacy and the accused with vigilance, and sifting through competing claims and sometimes ambiguous evidence.

Regulated "Internet," free press, or speech is by definition not real freedom; so, who would decide it and how would that be fair: treating everybody the same -- for example like a servant or as a child (when you are adult) -- does that make it equal rights -- freedom and rights?

The U.S. famously has its own recent experiences of blurring lines between real terrorist targets and those just treated as fair game or collateral damage.

Even if we accept Kennedy's paternalistic premise, can it be fair to treat suppliers of one drug as criminals while treating suppliers of a more dangerous one as legitimate businessmen?

It is only fair we treat people in social housing the same way".

"It is not fair to treat a footballer differently, they should have a right of rehabilitation like everyone else.