Sentence examples for view as fair from inspiring English sources

Mr. Edwards characterized both points of view as "fair" ones.

The First Amendment, says Roberts, "embodies our choice as a Nation that, when it comes to … speech, the guiding principle is freedom the 'unfettered interchange of ideas' — not whatever the State may view as fair".

While attacks have been more plentiful in candidate spots by the Democratic and Republican Parties, Mr. Benoit said they have overwhelmingly concentrated on the opponents' stands on the issues, an area that polls show most voters view as fair game.

Because principles of fairness vary across cultures and countries, P4P may be viewed as fair in some places, while being perceived as deeply unfair in other settings.

The point is, Kennedy's alcoholism was the first go-to target, and was viewed as fair game.

For another, a lawyer who defends an individual or a law, no matter how unpopular or distasteful, helps ensure that the outcome is viewed as fair.

He added: "We do not see anything which could not be viewed as fair, transparent or common from market practice point of view..

Obviously, the reason why toff-toppling has been viewed as fair game is that the posh boasted a perch from which to be toppled.

"We can no longer complete a competition that would be viewed as fair and objective in this highly charged environment," Mr. Gates said in a statement.

Mariyo Mariyawanda Nzuwah, chairman of the National Election Directorate, said at the news briefing that no reports of tampering had been received following the first day of balloting and that he was confident that the vote would be viewed as fair.

And some contend that the only way a public plan would be viewed as fair to private insurers would be if the government did not try to use its pricing power.