Sentence examples for fairly heard from inspiring English sources

Because local courts are corrupt and lack independence, grievances could not be fairly heard.

They had been fairly heard, and they were satisfied with that.

Victims will be fairly heard to complain of injustice with justifiable feelings in terms that may make calling the law 'a[n] ass' seem wholly charitable..."...

"By having this document released before this meeting, we have been denied the opportunity to be fairly heard," the statement said.

He said: "It seemed to me that they had come to this decision a long time ago, long before the evidence was fairly heard.

On Monday, the lawyer, George Newhouse, told Guardian Australia the injunction had been granted after the court heard of his clients' "grave concern" they would be handed over to the Sri Lankan military without having their claims of "death, torture, or substantial harm" at the hands of the country's authorities fairly heard.

One could fairly hear the Judge ticking, like a grenade.

Keating also essays a little Michael Boltonish bellowing (you can fairly hear the mullet sprouting) on My One Thing That's Real.

"We do not believe that the panel was in a position to fairly hear the allegations before them, which they acknowledged in their report," said Helaine S. Klasky, Yale's communications director.

The prosecution, vigorously contesting the change-of-venue motion, countered that the survey did not go far enough and failed to ask those questioned in the prospective jury pool if they could put aside those conclusions and fairly hear the evidence in the case.

Ultimately, she decided that Kavanaugh would be able to fairly hear cases on all those issues, without inserting bias.