Sentence examples for upon fair from inspiring English sources
In controversies with other journals, with individuals, or with parties, we shall engage only when, in our opinion, some important public interest can be promoted thereby: -- and even then, we shall endeavor to rely more upon fair argument than upon misrepresentation or abusive language.
Fair value may be materially different upon fair value analysis post-close.
Rather, the kind of possibility at issue is one of rational possible unanimity based upon fair distributions of burdens and rights in abstraction from empirical facts or desires.
We do believe that the net can influence opinion, but we are less convinced that opinion will be based upon fair and even-handed presentation of all relevant information, without fear or favor.
In recognising each other's judgments, we must be able to rely upon the quality of the legal systems, rely upon equal treatment, rely upon effective due process and rely upon fair trials with counsel and, if need be, interpretation.
Unfortunately, too many elected representatives test the wind before voting because of the effect it may have upon their political future, but that future, absent some wrongdoing, should depend upon a fair review of the candidate's record over the elected term and not a single vote in the middle.
Keats rhapsodized about being "pillow'd upon my fair love's ripening breast".
Abe — fearful this extra "training" might lead to my eclipsing his youthful strength — insisted upon his fair share of carrying.
Campion makes only one serious mistake: when Whishaw recites the lines "Pillowed upon my fair love's ripening breast, / To feel for ever its soft fall and swell," he actually rests his head on Cornish's chest.
IN THEORY Lebanon is an independent republic and in theory a democracy, which in theory rests upon a fair division of spoils between some 17 officially recognised religious "sects".
President Eisenhower acted decisively to remove what he called 'a blot upon the fair name and high honor of our nation.' Public education, and the opportunity it creates, are still worth fighting for.
