Complexities of naval life and tradition are greatly simplified in a film adapted from Patrick O'Brian's densely detailed books, but Aubrey conveys both the authority and the sense of fairness to "keep our little wooden world together," in the words of one crew member.
We decided, for the sake of fairness, to keep it to national chains -- unless it really couldn't be helped.
It was said that his reputation of "honesty, fairness and ability to keep law and order" was a contributing factor in his appointment.
"Anytime we have more protectionist behavior, it's not good for global trade, and it's not good for American competitiveness," said Page. "Within the rule of law and fairness, we want to keep the borders open".
"Any time we have more protectionist behavior, it's not good for global trade and it's not good for American competitiveness," said Page. "Within the rule of law and fairness, we want to keep the borders open".
The A.N.C., which prizes its reputation for fairness, allowed Mr. Malema to keep his membership while he appealed the expulsion, a process that will continue despite the latest decision.
The impassioned appeals of India and others to keep fairness at the heart of the new regime are not reflected in the text of the final agreement, which makes no distinction between the relative effort required by large and small historic and per-capita polluters, or between the richest countries and those where millions of people still live in poverty and hunger.
In short, it's a rule governing fairness of play, designed to keep things interesting for both sides.
Rada, in fairness, is doing its best to keep the traditions of the 60s alive, but it's getting harder and harder.
They paid into Medicare their entire working lives, several said, and basic fairness demands that they be allowed to keep what they have.
While Brady's been trying to keep up the fairness charade to hook the maximum number of suckers, Cross has decided the heck with that.
