Sentence examples for a fair venue from inspiring English sources

Against the backdrop of scrutiny over whether the military commissions system was a fair venue, Colonel Pohl appeared to be giving broader leeway to the defendants and the defense lawyers than many federal judges would tolerate.

The consortium wasn't exactly a fair venue.

Because of the importance of such trading relations with the neighboring country, in 2006, a new trade fair venue, Institución Ferial de Badajoz (IFEBA) was established in the suburbs near the bank of the Caia River.

Consider placing company vacancy listings at the entrance and at key areas throughout the job fair venue, along with a map of where the company's booth is located.

By avoiding the need for a trial of Mr. Khadr, the deal represents a breakthrough for the Obama administration's legal team, which had been dismayed that his case was to become the inaugural run of a new-look commissions system — undermining their efforts to rebrand the tribunals as a fair and just venue for prosecuting terrorism suspects.

"But as a citizen of this country, I also expect — and am entitled to — due process, and the opportunity to respond in a fair and impartial venue to specific allegations".

He continued, "But as a citizen of this country, I also expect -- and am entitled to -- due process, and the opportunity to respond in a fair and impartial venue to specific allegations.

"The defendant's right to a fair trial requires that venue in this case be transferred from Fairfax County," Judge Jane Marum Roush of Fairfax County Circuit Court ruled yesterday.

Such an environment would rarely afford an appropriate venue for a fair procedure.

But the series, if it makes it to production, will represent a step toward the mainstream for Mr. Bradshaw, 32, whose deadpan treatment of subjects like incest, pedophilia and racially motivated murder has won critical acclaim (along with a fair share of outrage) in venues mostly far from Broadway.

Sure, the venue still contained a fair few bright eyed and bushy tailed youngsters, but for every spunky 22 year old with a pocket full of pingers and a rampant desire to drone on about the implications of a potential Brexit over increasingly badly rolled cigarettes, you couldn't help but be bumbled into by a balding middle manager who'd forgotten just how potent pills can be.