Sentence examples for rigorous fairness from inspiring English sources

A rigorous fairness prevailed.

Surely those who have fought and died for the right to vote never envisioned this right to be taken so lightly that we wouldn't continually insist on rigorous fairness.

Within the whirlwind, journalists need to hold on tight to accuracy, intellectual honesty, rigorous reporting and fairness — values that can never go out of style.

Responding to the statement, a BBC Scotland spokesman said: "We stand by the investigation which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality.

A spokesman for BBC Scotland said the corporation stood by the investigation "which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality".

In response, a spokesman for BBC Scotland said: "We stand by the investigation which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality.

He added: "The decision overturns decades of criminal procedure in Scotland, a proud, distinctive, justice system, developed over centuries and predicated on fairness with many rigorous protections for accused persons".

That's what Jessica Powell did after her wife died, and while it didn't result in a "win" for her, the publicity helped educate other L.G.B.T couples about the need for all unmarried couples to be rigorous about estate planning and the importance of fairness for same-sex couples in states without explicit protections.

Selection was rigorous, but the examinations were on the whole administered with fairness.

However, through creative use of vagueness and tactical ambiguity, such slogans frame these proposals as common sense, intellectually rigorous, religiously neutral, scientific, secular proposal that anyone with a sense of fairness and respect for intellectual inquiry would support.

In fairness, it would be difficult to do set one that was really rigorous at this stage, given the vagaries of the property market, especially in the light of Brexit.