fair play

This would have been fair play, and comic; but the comedy should have ended by this time.

Turnabout may not always be fair play in the gulfs between the stars.

Do you call it fair play when a nation sets out to hunt one man?

Let the devil have fair play,' said Joe; 'I'll give him a chance at ten paces.'

American genius, only give it fair play, is equal to all emergencies.

It's fair play to give me a chance to speak, and for you to tell these poor devils what I say.

Fair play is what English men and American men work for and fight for.

Now, Mr. Carew, I like fair play, and so I'll give you fifteen minutes law.

Let the boy have fair play, and I 'll wager a five-pound note he does it!

There were their laws and regulations, but they had no notion of fair play in applying them.