Traducción Inglés-Español para "fairly"

We regard the Council as having the obligation to be seen to be acting fairly and constructively.

We must simply share the damage out fairly.

In that case, we will not have done our homework, which is necessary if the accession countries are to be treated fairly.

With regard to employment policy, all I can fairly say is that Barcelona threw the spirit of Lisbon off course.

RemaDays Fair 2011 is the largest event of its kind in Central Europe.

RemaDays Fair is the largest event of its kind in Central Europe.

At the annual PSI fair, Prodir revealed among several novelties this year’s biggest news: the DS3.1.

I hope that its Trade Fair Company will not go to Burma.

I find that unjust and difficult to understand, and I recommend fair and equal treatment.

This is fair for minority shareholders, transparent and, above all, clear.

The budget also needs to be fair: fair in spending, but fair in contributions too.

Therefore the system we adopt has to be simple, fair and effective.

The message is obvious: consumers are happy to support Fair Trade.

Madam President, our group voted against because we want a clear and fair text.

So let me be crystal clear on this point: that was not fair then and it is not fair now.

We believe that is transparently and eminently fair.

If we want to have fair terms of competition, however, we must at least bear this in mind.

Turkey's treatment as a candidate country has to be fair, but strict.

Mr President, I should like to thank Mr Linkohr for a very fair report.

They must also obviously be allowed fair access to the media.

Enlargement can go ahead, but we want it to be fair and equitable.

I do not believe that this way of judging the results of an Ombudsman is really fair.

I believe we need a social market economy with fair competition.

The result is that this proposal for a criterion cannot be fair.

That would be a powerful incentive on the road to the fair distribution of wealth.

I think that is a fair compromise towards further opening up postal services.

It involves the legitimate and fair way of life of hundreds of modest families.

This is the kind of injustice which the Fair Trade movement is dealing with.