Sentence examples for wise fair from inspiring English sources

LOMELL--Leonard G. Our family has lost an unflinching moral compass, a generous, wise, fair and loving man.

Such appeals are to some extent defensible, as they can be thought of as an appeal to experience — to norms and practices that were found ethically and practically satisfactory by wise, fair leaders in the past.

Under max-min flow-wise fair bandwidth sharing [14], content throughput was not tied to content popularity.

President Obama laid out a smart, fair and wise plan to give some of our nation's most vulnerable workers a raise, strengthen the economy and the middle class, and protect the safety net we all may someday need.

"The whole recruitment process needs to be more professional, more diverse and, equality-wise, fairer.

"It is full and accurate in its facts, wise and fair in its judgments".

In a statement, Governor Paterson lauded the ruling as "a wise and fair determination of the policy that holds valid same-sex marriages legally performed in other states".

Neither is it wise or fair to impose such a huge further loss of private sector jobs on a hard-pressed city such as Hull where so many job-seekers already chase each job vacancy.

I could even stomach the oxymoronic idea that British human rights are a bit more wise and fair than the human rights of humans generally, if I thought it really would sway potential Brexit voters.

But that doesn't make the system wise or fair.

It would be wise and fair to accept it.