Sentence examples for understood as fair from inspiring English sources

So, too, is his assertion that certain members of the public have been understood as "fair game, public property, with little if any entitlement to any sort of private life... ..

Immigrant multiculturalism (what Kymlicka calls "polyethnic rights") is understood as a demand for fairer terms of integration through mostly temporary measures (e.g. exemptions, bilingual education) and not a rejection of integration (Kymlicka 1995, 113 115).

The Senate bill instructs the Education Department to change the rules so that disparagement of Israeli policy is officially understood as anti-Jewish, and thus fair game for federal investigation and punishment.

First, what he calls a settlement -- any Jewish apartment beyond the 1967 borders -- is not understood as such by practically every Israeli and most fair-minded international observers.

"But the big responsibility is representing them to the outside world through my pictures – to understand what I see, to try to be as fair as I can and to dig as deep as I can".

Everyone understands fair, and fair is the word Obama should be uttering again and again and again.

Names were understood as tags.

"Be as fair as you can be.

Although it is not as fair as SA2, SA1 is fairer than the benchmarks.

They care about policies that give everyone a fair shot — a distinction that candidates in both parties should understand as they head into the 2012 campaigns.

"I don't understand either politics or sport but I can understand, as millions of people around the world understand, that England has sold its hard-earned reputation for chivalry, for fair play and for correctness, for a football trophy.