Sentence examples for make them fair from inspiring English sources

That may not make them popular; but it does make them fair.

The trouble with mandatory minimum sentences is that it is impossible to make them fair and just in every case.

I suspect Mel Gibson wanted to show the rural Maya as noble savages, which would make them fair game for Christian conversion.

"We have to recognise that 75% of the cuts are Labour's cuts and we need to keep hammering that message, but it doesn't make them fair".

That these people were relatives of guerrillas, and undoubtedly did sympathize with the Vietcong and help them, did not in his mind strip them of their noncombatant status and make them fair game.

"When: Tuesday, May 15 , 2018 - 13 00 to 14 00Description: Worldwide there is an astonishing number of tools and services to "do something" with your research data, for instance, to make them FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable).

That's why I say that reforms that make economies work better also make them fairer.

In this post, he writes about standardized tests and how to make them fairer to students.

Returning to Uganda, she hoped that her research could help to reform university admissions systems and make them fairer.

He said that the city's finance commissioner, Martha E. Stark, was mulling recommendations to the Legislature to change the assessment laws to make them fairer.

Barack Obama will revive the heavily criticised George Bush-era military tribunals for detainees at Guantánamo Bay but will make them fairer, according to US officials.