Word: fairly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...veteran, but not as yet a disabled one, and hence not personally affected by this legislation. My service on the Special Review board in Arizona, however, gave me, and would give any fair-minded man, the conviction that justice to the disabled and deserving veterans as a class was not possible under the regulations adopted...
Unlike [Maryland, Missouri and California], Mississippi marshaled her forces for law and order, gave those accused of the crime a fair and impartial trial, and carried out the decrees of the court in an orderly and efficient manner...
English 31 is highly recommended to those with any skill in writing. If genius is present it will soon be brought out; but even if the spark is missing, the year will not be wasted, for the marking is eminently fair, and the general knowledge of writing which is accumulated will be helpful in any field of future activity...
...that the blow was struck unfairly, before hearing all the defendants' stories, and struck at the wrong target. If airmail carriers had played a crooked game with President Hoover's Postmaster General Brown, they had only followed rules laid down by him as the umpire. It seemed fair enough to change the game's rules, not fair to knock out the obedient players. The wage of connivance, retorted the Administration, is punishment. By last week the rules of the game as it is to be played under President Roosevelt's Postmaster General Farley were not finally...
...Return of the airmail to private carriers under fair competitive bidding...