Does that just mean relatively fair trade?
Williams — tall, relatively fair-skinned, a child of the Bahamas — claimed that he learned about racism on such tours.
However, at $13.7 billion, the price is a relatively fair one, most analysts agree, and will not hurt Pepsi's earnings.
This time, with Mr. Milosevic gone and Macedonia a relatively fair, multiethnic democracy, NATO isn't buying the rationale.
For decades after its creation in 1935, the board was a relatively fair arbiter between labor and capital.
Sheikh Hasina will emphasise, with good justification, that polls held under the AL since 2009 have been relatively fair.
The Free and Fair Election Network, a local monitoring group, on Sunday described the balloting as "relatively fair" in Punjab and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.
Although Artest's trade demand made it difficult for the Pacers to get equal value, this could have been a relatively fair swap.
It would force most beneficiaries to pay more, but would reduce out-of-pocket spending by the sickest patients, which makes it seem relatively fair.
Reformists have come to power in a relatively fair election, but the democratic process, as it now exists, pretty much stops at parliament's gates.
