Sentence examples for subject fair from inspiring English sources

But he suggested that Mr. Obama had made the subject fair play by declaring in an interview shown over the weekend on "Fox News Sunday" that questions about Mr. Wright were "a legitimate political issue".

But while the program was somewhat behind the "specialist" (i.e. that of the games media and associated communities) thinking on the subject, fair enough given its mainstream reach, it wasn't a bad documentary at all.

But while the programme was somewhat behind the "specialist" (i.e. that of the games media and associated communities) thinking on the subject, fair enough given its mainstream reach, it wasn't a bad documentary at all.

The mean KSS was excellent (≥85) in 8 subjects, good (70-84) in 11 subjects, and fair 60-699) in 2 subjects.

I felt I hadn't given an interesting subject a fair shot.

The current legal framework in England and Wales ensures that placing a child for adoption should only be pursued if options for the child to live with their parents or wider family have first been properly explored, and it should always be subject to fair process and judicial scrutiny.

The estate countersued in turn, claiming the sample as used was short, adapted, and supplemented, and thus subject to fair use, a legal tactic not pursued previously.

Given that emergency relief and humanitarian assistance had been witnessed over a long period in the Bududa district in the aftermath of the 2010 landslide, participants in the affected and controls discussed this subject in fair detail.

The Center for Disease Control's 2010 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Survey (http://apps.nccd.cdc.gov/HRQOL/) reported 16%% for subjects with fair or poor self-rated health, with higher percentages for older subjects (>24 % among subjects aged over 65 years).

Mr. McGuirk, who describes himself and Mr. Imus as equal opportunity satirists and their subjects as fair game for verbal evisceration, begs to differ.

It is striking that executives at American investment banks, which have long been subject to fair-value rules, largely accept the regime.There are lessons to be learned.