Sentence examples for fairly rule from inspiring English sources

Sir Gus O'Donnell, the cabinet secretary, has said that culture Jeremy Hunt was able to fairly rule on News Corporation's proposed takeover of BSkyB following a complaint made by the Labour party this morning.

The assumption may not be true, but random sampling may fairly rule out potential sampling biases.

Nancy Pelosi tells Boston TV that a Clinton-Obama or Obama-Clinton ticket is "impossible". "I think that the Clinton administration has fairly ruled that out by proclaiming that Senator McCain would be a better Commander in Chief than Obama.

Of course, this is a fairly recent rule.

Richard Hannon hopes Shifting Power can prove the exception to the fairly ordinary rule of recent winners of the CSP European Free Handicap.

It used to be a fairly strict rule that only shows nominated in the top categories got a chance to strut their stuff live.

Another fairly reliable rule is that revolutions abrupt enough to be associated with a single year (1642 , 1789 1848, 1917) tend to cause trouble but rarely bring lasting change.

It seems to me that there's a fairly solid rule, that applies to almost any question: what you want to believe is almost always wrong.

And the liberal Democratic voter sees Mr Reid as a weakling who refuses to break through the fairly recent "rule" that all bills are subjected to filibusters by the minority party.

The blood center, like its counterparts in other cities, also has a problem with a fairly new rule excluding people who spent a total of six months or more in Britain from 1980 to 1996.

That meant the plant's thermostat had to follow a fairly simple rule, perhaps like the oven in your kitchen.