Sentence examples for make a fair assessment from inspiring English sources

Under these circumstances, is it possible to make a fair assessment?

The judge sensibly left that issue to the F.D.A., which can presumably be trusted to make a fair assessment now that it will be under new leadership.

This allows us to make a fair assessment of whether students are progressing at the rate they should be and helps us pick up on any issues early on.

Lawyers for Sells and Hernandez-Llanas argued that speculation was precisely the problem: that Texas's secretive behaviour caused uncertainty that meant the inmates were unable to make a fair assessment of the quality of the products to be used to kill them.

A representative said: "We have already announced a full review of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme to make sure it better supports victims, which will report back later this year". They added that gathering information from police and medical experts could be a long process but was necessary to make a fair assessment of compensation.

We need to be restoring pre-1996 discretoon to immigration judges to enable them to make a fair assessment of whether an immigrant deserves a second chance.

The answer to the question was always going to be mixed, but with the balance, if one makes a fair assessment of where the country stood when Mandela was released, clearly inclining towards the conclusion that right now there is rather more to admire than to despise.

Allie Jones made a fair assessment on The Cut, noting that Affleck's Oscar campaign has billed him (somewhat falsely) as a quiet Hollywood outsider whose seriousness denied him top-tier stardom.

4. Identifying a few peers or colleagues I can confide in, who can access my work and make a fair and reasonable assessment of my functioning.

If you want to make a fair-minded assessment, you have to consider small, self-published items as well as large, scholarly catalogs produced by mighty institutions.

To make a fair comparison.