Sentence examples for fairly try from inspiring English sources
"We argued that it was impossible to fairly try this case in Lubbock, in part because of the influence of Texas Tech University," he said.
The effort has touched a raw political nerve here and illustrates a conundrum of international law: Can a country, particularly a young and poor one, fairly try its own citizens for crimes against humanity?
Our political leaders, of all people, should champion the fact that American courts are fully able to fairly try individuals accused of even the worst crimes, up to and including acts of terrorism.
After years of watching government lawyers undermine the rule of law, it has been especially gratifying to see President Obama's lawyers urging senators to do even more to create a system that will fairly try prisoners and no longer shame Americans.
Despite the prevalence of trans discrimination, Americans expect their legal system to fairly try these cases.
To suggest otherwise in 2016 -- as Trump has done in questioning whether a U.S.-born judge of Mexican lineage can fairly try the case against Trump University -- is also to deny the mixed races and ethnicities that constitute America's makeup today.
In the miners' strike, once Margaret Thatcher had called the NUM "the enemy within", it was next to impossible to get them honestly policed or fairly tried.
Given the country's traumatic racial history, many believe the notion of an individual being fairly tried by his peers is not yet realistic.
But I never, fairly, tried to understand — who he was, what he was asked to do — by our parents, by himself.
"The defendant has been fairly tried, lawfully convicted and properly sentenced, and any 'remedy' provided for this will do nothing but undo the just results of a fair adversarial process".
Perhaps alluding to the years of certain appeals or perhaps to Mr. Komisarjevsky's trial, Mr. Dearington later said to reporters in the well of the courtroom, "It was a fairly tried case by both sides, and it's not over yet".
