Sentences with phrase «of fair play»

They didn't bother to assess the effects or monitor them once they started - how legal aid cuts ended the British sense of fair play.

There are no simple answers to questions of fair play in such complicated matters as this.

People's values vary culturally across the world and it seems that the concept of fair play is not held high in some areas.

It is a silly mistake, I've found, to assume that rules of fair play are shared.

For all your talk of fair play, you were a diver.

What I achieved though, was a vast collection of fair play awards.

The fact that a child from a poorer background is less likely to succeed at school and life is totally at odds with a British sense of fair play.

SAILING: CAT AND SCOW Sirs: Carleton Mitchell's report on Yachting magazine's One of a Kind Regatta at Miami (The Cat Leads a Revolution, SI, March 9) leaves such a one - sided impression on the reader that in spirit of fair play I feel you owe your sporting public some additional factual material.

Sorry, completely OT but in the interests of fair play I just wanted to take this chance to say that I've sometimes had a go at Elneny for his sideways and backwards passing but yesterday's performance was absolutely superb.

As Carla Anne Robbins and Steve Liesman wrote in The Wall Street Journal a few months later, «What made the allegations especially surprising was that the Harvard men had been assigned to promote, among other things, Western ideals of fair play.».

This strong notion of fair play which accompanied me in sport, in the construction industry context, translates to an atmosphere characterised by openness, co-operation, trust, honesty, commitment, and mutual understanding among team members.

«You carry sort of a jaded sense of fair play of that experience on into your future years,» said Irving, who worked for 20 years in forestry himself and said the suggested riches of transitioning from an economy based on forestry and fishery to one based on tourism have never really panned out.

Well, skippy, you're the one condemning Doc and everyone who doesn't believe exactly the same way you do to an eternity of torture in Hell, so I'd say that turnabout is a bit of fair play here...

Cliché though it is, I hope that my passion for tennis has instilled in me the values of fair play essential to good sportsmanship and effective chairmanship alike.

26 Neuroscientist Donald W. Pfaff of the Rockefeller University discusses his new book, The Neuroscience of Fair Play (Dana / University of Chicago Press, 2007), in which he draws on decades of his research to formulate a theory about what exactly happens in the brain when we follow the Golden Rule.

Artist Statement «Justice is usually depicted holding a balanced scale, symbolizing that both the lowly and the exalted will be treated equally in the pursuit of fair play.

«To be where we are at this stage of the season in terms of fair play shows we have played the game in the right way and in the right manner,» he added.

The acquisition may raise questions questions of fair play that Google faced after acquiring Motorola, but Myerson addressed this by countering that Microsoft treats all Windows OEM partners equally to its own hardware business.

There is in general an undertone of lamentation when people speak of manipulation which points to idealistic expectations — as if the class enemy had ever stuck to the promises of fair play it occasionally utters.

a disgraceful display of fair play and leadership by the TAPPS directors.

This debate is also timely, given that the boxing fraternity is about to descend on Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games, even though the Olympic Charter states that it will «dedicate its efforts to ensuring that, in sport, the spirit of fair play prevails and violence is banned».

Regardless, the expectation of fair play is still there, and perhaps more cherished than in any other sport.

I can not remember him ever speaking out against the direction of the club; Arsenal's performances are never blamed on lack of ambition, but the non application of fair play provisions, resources available to other clubs, refereees, the weather, game scheduling etc..

Joe has upheld the rules of fair play for more than 5,000 Major League Baseball games, and is on his way to the record for most career games ever worked by an MLB umpire.

I have always been an advocate of fair play in football and Arsene Wenger has certainly tried to make his Arsenal team stick to those principles in recent years.

Also, there is an extra fourth qualification spot for the Europa League available via the Fair Play initiative (if the Premier League ends up in the top three of the Fair Play rankings in Europe, the highest ranked team that has not qualified for European football will automatically qualify for the UEFA Europa League first qualifying round).

At the end of the NYSCA training, coaches sign a Code of Ethics agreeing to uphold basic tenants of being an ideal coach, such as treating each player as an individual and being a role model of fair play and sportsmanship.

These inspiring role models are caring friends, enthusiastic team leaders and a beacon of fair play and sportsmanship.

Talk to your child about how cheating lessens their achievements and emphasize the importance of fair play.

But there are also protocols that underpin British democracy and an uncodified ethos of fair play that sustains the legitimacy of any electoral system.

It's a perfect example of the difficulties of a progressive alliance, which relies on quid - pro-quo arrangements and a sense of fair play between local parties.

That sets Clinton up for a populist - tinged campaign message of fair play and reward for hard work that is aimed at voters who feel left out of the economic recovery, numerous strategists said.

Additionally, the show trifles with my sense of fair play as Ellen is able to control the outcomes in several of the games.

It's also a bit of fair play keeping him shirtless along with her in slip.

It is our hope that this global recognition of Dr. Rodchenkov's story by the Academy will continue to shed sunlight on decades of Russian interference, and the need for deep reform to protect clean athletes and to uphold the Olympic ideal and ethics of fair play by all nations on the world stage.»

It does not belong to someone else's conception of fair play, of narrow restrictive grinding, of recognizing skill or merit or enforcing something so ridiculous as fairness among people who want different things from their games.

Most of the card packs are purchasable with soft currency, which creates a nice feeling of fair play instead of pay - to - win.

It also gives the appearence of fair play.

The team has previous experience in the field, daily Fantasy is extremely popular pastime and blockchain provides an extra element of fair play and security over current options.

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He said he contributed $ 10,000 to Nimble America because he's «committed to the principles of fair play and equal treatment» and «thought the organization had fresh ideas on how to communicate with young voters.»

In the interest of fair play I have taken the opportunity to give Gerrard a toe - hold in the contest by including the blocks per 90 minutes played figure.