Sentence examples similar to judged it to be fair from inspiring English sources

When the president said Mexican heritage made it impossible for a judge to be fair, House Speaker Paul Ryan called it the "textbook definition" of racist.

Trump repeatedly questioned the judge's ability to be fair because his parents were born in Mexico.

HUD calculates what it judges to be "fair-market rent" for a broad metropolitan region — a method that, however unintentionally, provides many poor families with subsidies sufficient to lift them into only marginally better neighborhoods, if that.

And to be fair, notes ex-judge Egbert Myjer, the Times ran most of it.

(To be fair, you can't judge an entire state by one county political official.

Strive to be fair or the judge in your divorce settlement may set aside the contract.

In offering his $149 service, Mr. Stein requires customers to agree that each person in the couple will hire his or her own lawyer to spend at least an hour reviewing the agreement to judge whether it is fair to the client.

Lawyer after lawyer just changed their diagnosis through time to finally get an administrative law judge to approve it".To be fair, it is often hard to judge how ill a claimant is.

"The amount is unusual for Germany but it is difficult to judge whether it is fair or not.

Place "only" directly before what it refers to, the time when it would be fair to judge Jordan — "only after it was truly under way".

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