Sentence examples for fairly which from inspiring English sources

But this strategy depends on the assumption that trade unions have enough strength and political power to negotiate fairly – which is sometimes not the case.

You may recall that small upset in Florida, of course; even if you accept that Mr Bush won the electoral college fairly, which by most measures he did, there is the awkward point that Al Gore won more votes.

Or they can attempt to apply it reliably, consistently, and fairly — which does not satisfy the urge for vengeance and is much crueler to death-row inmates, who are usually kept for long stretches in solitary confinement.

This week you've got me and my attempts to judge PES 2013 fairly (which I'm sure will be analysed and pulled apart in the boxes below in a just a few seconds' time).

"The governor created the central tool we need to divide school aid fairly, which is the foundation formula," said Billy Easton, executive director of the Alliance for Quality Education, which has lobbied for increased school aid for New York City.

This means that the data captured must be processed "lawfully and fairly", which involves giving employees adequate information about who will be processing the data, how it will be stored, and what its purposes are.

The platform has a fairly sleek interface and is fairly intuitive, which might help its popularity amongst users.

The amount on offerwas fairly modest which helped support demand.

His fill is clean and fairly lively, which is tough to do with these extra constraints.

But today is fairly serene, which is something Lisa Delanty is grateful for.

"They're fairly cute, which is why people are attracted to them," Otto said.