While the fair was not a financial success it proved very popular, leading to expanded fairs in 1983 and 1984.
In 2011, Rice led Fair Trade USA out of the global fair trade federation because he wanted to expand fair trade practices beyond worker-owned, democratically-run cooperatives to include larger estates, and eventually, factories.
Under pressure from supporters on social media to explain her vote, Warren's office said in a statement that she was backing Carson despite his inexperience with federal housing policy because of commitments he made at his hearing to work with her to expand "fair housing rights to all Americans" and to combat unacceptable lead levels in public housing.
And this past Wednesday, owner Carrie Ann Schubert was honored at the White House as a one of 10 "Champions of Change," for her work in expanding fair chance opportunities.
· We know Hillary will expand fair work-family policies because we worked with her to pass the original Family and Medical Leave Act and then to expand it to cover military families, to provide paid leave, and to improve childcare.
The League will continue to push back against bad legislation that attempts to prevent voters from having access to the polls, and we're looking forward to more successes expanding fair and equal access to the electoral process in 2015!
Companies of all sizes stepped up at an impressive rate to implement or expand fair pay and paid leave protections, and the year brought unprecedented advances at the local, state and federal levels to promote fair pay, prohibit discrimination against pregnant employees, allow workers to earn paid sick days, and provide paid family and/or medical leave.
What HMRC has done is expanded its "fair market value" guidance for the worth of secondhand bicycles.
In 2015, the US Supreme Court reached a decision that expanded the Fair Housing Act of 1968 to prohibit government housing policies that unintentionally discriminate against minority groups, such as policies that continue to concentrate black poverty.
Every May, New Yorkers bemoan the constantly expanded art fair offerings while the city's art blogs and news sites rush to churn out listicle after listicle in an attempt to find new, smarmy angles to jab at the state of contemporary art.
