Sentence examples for make a fair decision from inspiring English sources

"We are sure that the Russian courts will make a fair decision".

"It's not a group of people who can make a fair decision.

Spiffing up a client, Mr. Newman said, is "not a question of trickery" but of giving the jury the opportunity to "make a fair decision".

A central concept behind death penalty laws, Mr. Kirchmeier said, is that "only the worst people should be executed, and if the jury is not allowed to hear all of the evidence, they can't make a fair decision".

The High Court said the Justice Secretaries were unable to make a fair decision because they were not given both sides of the argument for and against Hindawi's release.

"To say that these realities should be ignored and that you should be blindfolded to what is happening judicially, legally and most importantly what is evolving so dramatically in both counts in other counties, I think, ignores the most basic duty there is, to look at the truth and make a fair decision".

Does anyone believe after his performance that this minister will make a fair and unbiased decision when it comes to the future submarines project?

When your own rights and property are at stake, you want the judge to make a fair and lawful decision, free from political influence," he wrote on the site.

"I was going to have to make a fair few political decisions to keep the peace," he writes.

Rather, he said, "it's our way, and our fans' way and our sponsors' way of pleading with the organizer to make a consistent and a fair decision regarding our participation in the Tour".

Mr Davie said, in an interview with Newsnight, that "success for me is not necessarily how many people I dismiss, it's about making a fair and proper decision on the facts in-front of me".