Historians say military commissions began as traveling courts when there was a need to impose quick punishments that appeared fair in wartime.
Needing to rally, Rodriguez stepped up to the plate and lined a shot to left that appeared fair but was called foul by the home plate umpire.
Noting the complications in interpreting the genuine classical coherence theories, it appears fair to note that this requires truth-bearers to be meaningful, however the background metaphysics (presumably idealism) understands meaning.
But in other cases, agents understood the material costs, but were seeking outcomes that appeared more "fair" to them.1.1
Lawyers said that judges seemed to be bending over backward to appear fair.
You need to appear fair but firm.
They also want a guarantee of fair pay for work that appears on the Internet.
The court has, moreover, an "independent interest in ensuring that criminal trials are conducted within the ethical standards of the profession and that legal proceedings appear fair to all who observe them". Wheat, supra, at 160.
But he added that the deal appeared fair when viewed as multiples of both Danamon's book value and its earnings, estimating that DBS was paying about 18.4 times the Indonesian bank's profit.
She deals with informants, anonymous sources and the press-prosecutor relationship only in passing in a 1998 essay that appeared in Vanity Fair, "Decoding the Starr Report".
Toni Morrison, Brian Dennehy and James Watson each sat for a formal portrait recently, and Gore Vidal, Norman Mailer and Kurt Vonnegut were brought together for a surprisingly fraternal literary trifecta that appeared in Vanity Fair.
