Sentence examples for politically fair from inspiring English sources

But the expenditure has been challenged by Conservatives locally, who have also claimed that it has not been politically fair.

In this case, plans generated by the public are both more compact and politically fair than the adopted plan.

"It's politically fair and you'll see that bear out in the next 10 years," Cullerton said, according to the Tribune.

Geographically compact plans that are also politically fair -- drawn by the public -- serve as counter-examples disproving the contention that Democrats gerrymander themselves.

Contrary to the claim that Democrats are gerrymandered because of where they live, there are a number of plans that are not only more politically fair than the adopted plan, but are also more compact.

Also on hand to aid and abet the strikers and encourage the cultural and romantic aspirations of Jack (bet you didn't know he was an artist in his spare time) is a lovely, high-born but politically fair-minded reporter named Katharine (Kara Lindsay).

It would be politically honest, transparent, fair and sustainable.

This year the government is carefully positioning the public debate in the middle distance from its second budget, just the right vantage point to see how politically restorative and fair it all is.

International trade policies serve Western interests even while claiming to be politically neutral and fair.

It depicts sustainability as a challenge and opportunity for the world to become more socially, politically and environmentally fair.

Whether or not negotiators can find the right balance between options that are scientifically sound, politically acceptable and fair is the foundation upon which any consensus will rest.