The phrase "a proper fair" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to describe a fair that is appropriate or suitable, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to organize a proper fair to celebrate the community's achievements."
Alternatives: "a suitable fair" or "an appropriate fair".
Speaking at a conference for the organization Creative Commons, he used YouTube clips of fans dancing to Phoenix's song "Lisztomania" as an example of proper "fair use" principles.
There is no debate today about the importance of the environment for human health, but the lack of attention paid to its economic value is posing an obstacle to the proper, fair and effective protection of the environment and the services it provides.
In his judgment, the jury was not deflected from a proper and fair analysis of the evidence.
Some court officials wonder how a proper and fair trial can be held of such an obstructionist defendant.
Jeremy Leggett, founder of Solarcentury, said: "We expected a proper and fair consultation on the review of Fits.
The site, coinywest.com, promises a "PROPER and FAIR" currency launch on 11 January, with a script-based algorithm that will "[fire] shots at bitcoin".
Mayor John F. Street promised "a proper and fair investigation," saying that "while it would be easy to be inflamed by the videotape, we have to determine all the facts".
As such, they deserve a proper and fair wage that should be reflected in the price of the meal, rather than a dependence on the whim of the diner.
Currently the police have to convince an independent magistrate to grant warrants for arrest, and no one can be held for long without the continuing permission of a magistrate (who therefore has to be persuaded that it is justified), nor without a proper and fair trial being conducted as soon as is practicable.
Let me be perfectly clear: I have no interest whatsoever in attempting to derail the extradition of the two detainees, save for rendering the whole extradition process void as a result of the pair securing a proper and fair trial in the UK, as should be their right as UK citizens.
