Sentence examples for fairly decided from inspiring English sources

The third of the nation in the political middle will accept that as fairly decided.

Think gun laws, immigration laws, healthcare laws -- what will our federal government override that your state has fairly decided upon?

He and others asked how anybody could fairly decide which research firms deserved to be subsidized.

The accord seeks to apply Catholic teachings that recognize the right of workers to "freely and fairly" decide whether to join a union.

Over four days last week, more than 100 prospective jurors were asked, one by one, whether they could put aside their views on the insanity defense and mental illness to fairly decide the fate of Mr. Tarloff, 44, who sometimes gently rocked back and forth or pursed his lips oddly during the proceedings.

The notion is that these "peremptory strikes" will lead to a panel of jurors who can fairly decide the defendant's guilt or innocence.

How should we be expected to fairly decide on a candidate if we're not privy to their true and complete positions?

Once people came to believe that I planned to address the case fairly, many decided to talk to me about it, and I am grateful for their input.

Instead, it appears that this decision speaks to more general policy issues regarding smoking that can't fairly be decided in lawsuits like this".

"You'll not be surprised to learn that the executive leaders of I.B.M. fairly quickly decided that playing Jeopardy! was not a long-term business model," Dr. Kohn told the audience of a few hundred people.

Taking advice from family and friends, plus the experience of her sister's partner – "he did the same course that I'm now following and has a good job, so I thought it's probably a good degree" – she fairly swiftly decided to head for the Midlands.