Sentence examples for upheld fairness from inspiring English sources

"I am delighted that Britain has upheld fairness.

"I'm delighted that Britain has upheld fairness," Ms. Radmacher said in a statement.

"I am delighted that Britain has upheld fairness," she said in a statement.

The intransigence of the Home Office means they have failed to uphold fairness and justice, and are now returning a survivor of hideous abuse to the country from which she escaped".

Moreover, it was "the duty of any Christian preacher to denounce a false doctrine".The police said they were investigating the preacher's remarks as a possible hate crime, and Mr Robinson faced a torrent of condemnation, including from the Equality Commission, a government agency which is supposed to uphold fairness and inter-communal harmony.

In 1991 Indian Supreme Court upheld the fairness and adequacy of the settlement.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Fairness Doctrine and in doing so also found that broadcasters used "frequency spectrum," airwaves that belonged to the public.

And they must also weigh the state's extensive case law upholding the fairness of the three-strikes law, creating a challenging and ambiguous legal environment for public defenders to navigate.

Red Lion Broadcasting Co. v. FCC, 1969 U.S. Supreme Court case that upheld the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) fairness doctrine, stating that if a station makes a personal attack on an individual, it must also give that person an opportunity to respond to the criticism.

"Players are committed to upholding the integrity, fairness and health and safety of our game to the highest possible standards," Morey's statement said.

Because I have come to the conclusion that I cannot continue to campaign to uphold values of fairness, freedom and openness from within the Liberal Democrats under its current leadership.