Sentence examples for was handled fairly from inspiring English sources
It should be noted in this context that the glucose control was handled fairly liberally at least in the adrenaline group, since glycemia levels up to 240 mg/dl were tolerated.
A spokesman for the FSA says: "A very low uphold rate is one possible indication of complaints not being handled fairly.
The only Ivy League athletic director who responded to a request for an interview, Yale's Thomas A. Beckett, said he believed the matter would be handled fairly.
The judge said she could not dismiss the lawsuit without assurance that the foundation had money and that the claims of people who could not yet appear before the court would be handled fairly.
Stanford University takes the issue of sexual assault extremely seriously and has been a national leader in taking concrete steps to implement prevention programs, to train students on the importance of bystander intervention, to provide support to students who may experience sexual assault and to assure that cases are handled fairly and justly.
About six in 10 blacks polled say they have little to no confidence that the investigation being conducted by the local authorities into Mr. Brown's shooting will be handled fairly, while about the same share of whites say they are confident the investigation will be fair.
Because the attacks were so repugnant, and the defendants are foreign-born, the prosecutors and the court bear a special obligation to insure that the case is handled fairly and in full compliance with the rights that must be accorded to every defendant in a criminal case.
While the Canadian case could probably have been handled fairly by domestic courts, it is not difficult to see how a developing country with a corruption problem and a poorly functioning court system might see democratic gains by resorting to arbitration.
Those queries can be handled fairly well by Google by simply putting quotes around the query.
The report also found: One in three people were not confident that if they complained to the police it would be handled fairly.
Clearly, money talks and McGregor is the straw that stirs the drink, but if things are handled fairly (which all too often isn't the case), a rematch with Nurmagomedov shouldn't take precedence over a McGregor-Cerrone bout.
