0 in sport, the fact of playing according to the rules and not having an unfair advantage --
1 equal and honest treatment of others, esp. in following accepted rules --
There is no room surely for going out of our way to grant to them more than is fair play, more than is really just.
It means that there must be fair play and a fair deal.
I believe that racism, doping, and the treatment of sportswomen and sportsmen as commodities have left deep scars on the image of fair play.
We seek to give her a little fair play.
The trade union movement has an important role as one that proposes, monitors and reinforces fair play in working life.
Arrival of a more competitive environment among scholars and researchers must be accompanied by a system in which fair play is the enforceable rule of the game.
American reformers should target and develop cultural supports (admittedly weak and obscure) for public activism; these include a sense of fair play, equality of opportunity, and benevolence toward underdogs.
At its bone, the notion of justice involves equity and fair play.
