Sentence examples for reach fair from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Dish said it could not reach "fair terms" with SNY on a new contract.

The other is selling stocks when they reach "fair value" instead of waiting until they complete a period of outperformance.

The news media, he added, bring "scandal, and the kind of very passionate climate in which it becomes almost impossible to reach fair and correct verdicts".

If dispute resolution is the social function of the law, what we have is far from the most efficient way to reach fair or reasonable resolutions.

The mistake, however, is to assume that this trust is in the majority's ability to reach fair and wise decisions about specific policies.

The airline said it intended to reach fair settlements with the victims' families but was suing to ensure that other parties that bear responsibility pay their share.

Some commentators cast doubt on the ability of a jury of nonspecialists to reach fair-minded and unprejudiced decisions.

Stephen Hester, the boss of British Land, may have postponed the "Cheese-grater", but he reckons that property prices are now reaching fair value.

"Judges are likely to have less and less patience for being hogtied by legalistic mumbo-jumbo," he said, "which prevents them from reaching fair results".

Norman, Ken Yes, but I want a legal system which recognises that judges and jurors lacking medical background are incapable of reaching fair decision in certain murder trials.

Stock prices are reaching fair levels, he says, with 7% to 8% returns ahead.