Sentence examples for seen to be fair from inspiring English sources

The need to be seen to be fair is as important as fairness itself and, moreover, Proverbs 17:5 should always weigh heavily on the Catholic conservative's conscience.

But justice needs to be seen to be fair.

You've got to be seen to be fair.

"But the system needs to be seen to be fair.

A meritocracy works only if it is seen to be fair.

"The trials not only have to be fair, but also be seen to be fair.

After all, it is not often a minister leaves government warning that its actions, or silence, are morally indefensible, not in the national interest, liable to foster terrorism in the UK and likely to undermine British influence in the Middle East by failing to be seen to be fair-minded.

"We want to see confidence in GCSEs return as they become more robust and assessment is seen to be, and is, fair and accurate," she said.

The simulation results are seen to be in fair agreement for an existing beam line using a plane crystal monochromator on Dhruva reactor, BARC, Mumbai.

The United States can also help by being seen to be a fair arbitrator of the Arab-Israeli conflict.

With the European economy sluggish, the public mood has turned against those who are not seen to be paying their fair share of taxes.