Sentence examples for fairly assessing from inspiring English sources

Its fierce opposition to clearing Garry's name illustrates a difficulty inherent in seeking justice for wrongful convictions: the offices that seek convictions are, years later, the same ones tasked with fairly assessing whether they might have been wrong.

The cost simulation approach offers a simplified decision tool for fairly assessing construction cost and uncertainties based on the experienced judgment of project managers.

Delegates will hear how the assessments have been found "unfit for purpose", how they don't fairly assess those with fluctuating conditions, mental illness or learning disabilities.

The main objective of CAFA is to gather all AFP researchers in one place to fairly assess and compare the latest computational methods using a centralized and independent assessment.

But telemarketers argue the government has not fairly assessed the economic effect of the rules.

The effectiveness of commissioning can only be fairly assessed over time.

But I'm not sure you can design a test that fairly assesses what students learn in high school.

And how do you fairly assess the relative importance of political, economic, security, health and engineering factors?

You cannot fairly assess a production of Wagner's "Ring" until you see the entire cycle of four operas.

In September, Coffey also wrote to green groups, saying: "We are determined that natural flood management solutions are fairly assessed and supported".

The human rights commissioner, Gillian Triggs, said on Tuesday the government must have a policy in place to fairly assess the claims of asylum seekers.