The phrase "and fair with a" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are describing something that is fair and then intend to specify what it is fair with, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The committee was known for being just and fair with a focus on transparency in their decisions."
Alternatives: "and equitable with a" or "and just with a".
Tall and fair, with a slight limp from a childhood operation, and sharp, rather feminine features that contrasted with a powerful build, he was a fascinating figure.
Voting was largely pronounced free and fair, with a participation rate of 60 per cent, less than the nearly 70 per cent in the previous round and in recent legislative elections.
Larsen, thirty-nine, is blond and fair, with what was once called a Pepsodent smile.
That's what Chef Masa likes best," Terp, who is tall and fair, with full, rosy cheeks and a curl at his forehead, said.
In their study, the authors of the modified Prolo Scale determined the clinical success at 2-year follow-up as excellent 20-177 points), good 16-133 points) and fair (12-9) with a minimal clinical importance difference (MCID) of 3 points.
In a followup piece, Luke Jennings countered Goldhill's and Marsh's stark reasoning for this imbalance, that "classical ballet celebrates pale princesses and fair swans," with a defense of ballet bigwigs.
I'm afraid that people who oppose this will make the voting registers less accurate, and elections less fair with a higher risk of fraud.
While addressing members of parliament on Wednesday, May reaffirmed her commitment to building a stronger and fairer Britain with a global outlook.
Tonight's opening episode takes in a visit to the Highlands and Blair Castle's Christmas fair, with a wealth of curios on offer.
Patti — small and fair-skinned, with a Friesian mane of hair — was on the floor.
In Setauket, the Three Village Historical Society holds its Country Fair, with a "Punch and Judy Show," petting zoo and square dances, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
