In the courtroom, Judge Roll was formal, civil and fair, Mr. Martinez said.
The fact that many of the prisoners Khan describes appear to have been innocent of the vague accusations against them, were imprisoned for years without formal charges or fair hearings and were eventually released by the United States without apology or compensation makes the abuse they suffered during years of imprisonment all the more outrageous.
The first formal set of fair trade standards were centred on coffee.
It may no longer revolve around gin or the golf club, and it's certainly far less formal and to be fair, often unconscious.
The COA process is carried out with all aspects of due process, with formal notification, hearings, and fair and informed decision making.
To be fair, the formal china, crystal and silver stayed in storage up north for a couple of years after we moved to Puerto Rico (I only brought the everyday stuff), and made its reappearance when we got a condo in the DC area a few years ago.
To attempt a fair and formal comparison of copy-number profiling platforms in a general setting is an almost futile exercise.
Terrorists and terrorist states do not reveal these threats with fair notice in formal declarations.
The costumes are a veritable fashion fair, mixing dancewear, formal wear and stripperwear.
In referring to political debates as "bouts" in his article about the PBS special "Debating Our Destiny: Forty Years of Presidential Debates," R. W. Apple Jr. does a disservice to fighters, who comply with formal and informal rules ensuring fair play and respect for their opponents that most American politicians would flout ["Where American Politics Becomes a Televised Sport," Sept. 24].
