(The Supreme Court, realizing that the results it deemed fair could not be reached under precedent, effectively changed the law with a 5-4 decissuedissued on June 29th).
These concerns are not theoretical: detailed empirical research shows that even when the use of a randomizer is deemed fair, it is not always thought to be appropriate [ 48].
If the election is deemed fair by international observers, it it likely to remove the last remaining barriers put up by western countries after Bainimarama first seized power in 2006.
If the election is deemed fair by international observers it will likely wash away the last remaining punitive measures put up by western countries after Bainimarama first seized power in a 2006 coup.
Although the advert correctly attributed the quote to a 1956 essay Faulkner wrote for Harper's magazine, Mr Caplin and his attorneys say it is "commercial appropriation", and cannot therefore be deemed fair use.
BT has slowly worked to reduce costs, finally enabling it to lower prices to a level alternative carriers deem fair.
Allen, Amnesty UK's director, said: "It's absolutely shocking that Amnesty International's private correspondence was deemed fair game for UK spooks, who have clearly lost all sense of what is proportionate or appropriate.
If the Palestinians are going to miss another opportunity to miss an opportunity, let it be a real opportunity -- one that any fair-minded person would deem fair.
Mr. Benmosche, meanwhile, who made his mark on the insurance industry by converting the giant MetLife from a mutual to a publicly traded company, was supposed to be the hard-charging insurance executive who would sell A.I.G.'s prized subsidiaries at what he deemed fair prices and rebuild the company for the taxpayers instead of dismantling it.
Elections in Lesotho are generally deemed fair, but they have often been followed by violence.
