Sentence examples for fairly before from inspiring English sources

Such concerns are treated objectively and fairly before appropriate reviewers are eventually picked.

They said poor people like themselves, in this remote part of southern Punjab Province, are not treated fairly before the law.

The watchdog said it would launch updated guidance to make sure PPI complaints were handled properly, and that consumers were compensated fairly, before the end of the year.

New Jerseyans have an historic opportunity to examine our capital system fully and fairly, before the state takes a life in our names.

Also on the "average" list were the two-termers Calvin Coolidge, whose economic policies are viewed by many historians as having contributed to the Depression, and Bill Clinton, whose historical reputation couldn't be judged fairly before his presidency was over.

He said: "I have throughout my professional life been concerned that individuals, whoever they are, should be treated fairly before the courts," adding that he had "no memory" of founding the Conspiracy to Corrupt Public Morals or the details of its work.

Their only previous meeting came on the red clay in Monte Carlo four years ago – Kohlschreiber won 6-2, 6-1 (before, fairly typically, going out to David Ferrer in the quarters).

"They've probably never fairly considered them before, maybe because of their training, or because of their circumstances, or because of their capabilities".

I believe this family was already fairly fractured before their mother died.

"I expect he was probably fairly solitary before he was found," he said.

"The country was fairly dysfunctional before this," said former Prime Minister Michèle Pierre-Louis.