Sentence examples for managed fairly from inspiring English sources

Then, who ensures those admissions, special needs and the education of vulnerable children is managed fairly and properly resourced.

It is a reality that needs to be managed fairly and efficiently; we can't just "opt out" of the global marketplace.

What gymnasts, chess players, swimmers and footballers managed fairly soon after unification in 1990, Germany's anglers have finally achieved, but only after years of bitter recrimination, deep suspicion and copious amounts of cultural prejudice on both sides.

While Ms. Rousseff has been eager to show that she is not a political puppet of Mr. da Silva, analysts say the challenge before her is one that her predecessor managed fairly well: balancing an ambitious domestic agenda with securing Brazil's global position.

Disability assessment warning Jump to media player More needs to be done to ensure that new welfare assessments for the disabled are managed fairly, the government has been told.

He added: "The CRT is trying to force us off the water and turn the waterways into a money-making business". The trust said this was "absolutely not" its intention, and that London's increasingly busy water space had to be managed fairly to avoid "chaos".

The proposition at the heart of people analytics is sound if you want to hire and manage fairly, gut-based decisions are not enough.

Some share of these households may manage fairly well by relying on public transport, cycling, walking and obtaining rides from friends or family members.

Personally, I make it a rule to treat everyone I manage fairly: I define fair as giving everyone what they need to be successful.

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Colors are rich and balanced, without being oversaturated (to my eye, at least) and even in direct sunlight it manages fairly, avoiding anything drastic when it comes to halo or other effects resulting from glare on the lens.