Sentence examples for fairly determine from inspiring English sources

This study compares apology to more equivalent crisis response strategies to more fairly determine if apology is "the" best strategy.

Still, many Democrats said only a truly independent counsel -- one outside the Justice Department -- could fairly determine whether White House officials leaked the identity of the C.I.A. officer, Valerie Plame, as payback for her husband's criticism of Mr. Bush.

It is too late to address educational and social disadvantage at age 11 and it is impossible to fairly determine academic ability with a single pass-or-fail test.

Mr. Polanski's lawyers said that Swiss officials needed access to the sealed transcripts to fairly determine whether Mr. Polanski should be sent back to the United States, which he fled in 1978 before sentencing for having sex with a minor.

But your neighbor next door has not evolved genetically or educationally or intellectually to the point of being able to distinguish, positively and judiciously identify, and fairly determine whom among any approaching 100 persons per minute are about the business of killing that neighbor next door.

Thus I do not believe that we can fairly determine on this record whether plaintiff subjected its licensees to periodic and thorough inspections by trained personnel or whether its policing consisted only of chance, cursory examinations of licensees' operations by technically untrained salesmen.

Indeed, as one fairly determined reshuffler, Harold Macmillan, reflected: "The truth is that these events are always very bad".

Accardi's rights cannot be fairly determined on broad legal generalizations or by merely interpreting our former opinion.

Because of your elevated position in society you really want to believe that your position is fairly determined.

There is a "fairly determined bid" on the part of some media outfits to depict the party as "cranks" and extremists.

That would subvert the spirit of Judge Lewis's decision and undermine public faith that the outcome of the election has been fairly determined.