Sentence examples for to conduct fair from inspiring English sources

"Belarus lacks basic conditions to conduct fair elections," said opposition politician Sergei Kalyakin.

At stake is the very integrity of the criminal justice system and the courts' ability to conduct fair trials".

Cambodia's judicial system has neither the competence nor the political independence to conduct fair trials on its own.

Mr. Drucker said his goal was to conduct pre-employment screenings that would help companies meet their obligation to conduct fair and consistent hiring practices while protecting the privacy of job candidates.

Responding to questions on the campaign trail, Mr. McCain has said that he wrote letters urging the Air Force to conduct fair and competitive bidding for the tanker contract but that his role ended after the Air Force requested formal plans from bidders.

Ever since the Supreme Court, the highest federal court in the United States, ruled in June that not even the war against terrorism is a "blank check" that releasing the administration from its obligation to conduct fair trials, new rules have come into effect at Guantanamo.

General Hartmann said Monday that officials were committed to conducting fair trials, that resources would be provided to the military defense lawyers and that trials would be closed as little as possible for national security reasons.

Now that the deal has to be renewed, we have faithfully committed ourselves to conducting fair and reasonable negotiations with Ericsson over the past two years, but this time Ericsson has demanded prohibitively higher royalty rates for the same patent portfolio.

Now that the deal has to be renewed, we have faithfully committed ourselves to conducting fair and reasonable negotiations with Ericsson over the past two years, but this time Ericsson has demanded significantly higher royalty rates for the same patent portfolio.

Trump's politics are one thing, and teachers are accustomed to conducting fair and accurate classroom discussions of politics and policies, not that it's easy.

"Although I have no doubt, we need the public to know and believe that we conduct fair and impartial investigations, regardless of who is involved".