Sentence examples for fair chief from inspiring English sources

Orange County Fair Chief Executive Becky Baisey-Findley is wrong when she says that appointed board members aren't paid for their service.

But if the past is any indication, the "Eat It" auteur should draw a packed house, fair Chief Executive Steve Beazley said.

"Enforcement policies that include stalking courthouses and arresting undocumented immigrants, the vast majority of whom pose no risk to public safety, are neither safe nor fair," Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye wrote, asking that the federal government stop these tactics.

There was a "fair prospect," Chief Justice Roberts went on, that the Supreme Court will ultimately reverse the Maryland decision.

The sale was canceled, Cedar Fair's chief executive announced his retirement, and Cedar Fair is still grappling with a hedge fund activist shareholder.

Jing Bartz has been the fair's chief representative in Beijing since 2003 and negotiated strenuously with Chinese publication officials.

"The price was $2, but was that even remotely fair?" James Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, after his company raised its bid for the flailing Bear Stearns to $10 from $2 a share, in response to angry Bear shareholders.

Yeshiva students like Tzvi Feifel, a 23-year-old senior and the book fair's chief executive, now live among the neighborhood's Dominican families and other immigrants, not just in the gentrified quarter west of Broadway, but also in the buildings along the avenues to the east and near the university's spine on Amsterdam Avenue between 183rd and 187th Streets.

As the CrossFitters prepared for that day's workout (115-pound thruster, 21 reps; 15-foot rope climb, 12 ascents; 115-pound thruster, 15 reps; 15-foot rope climb, 9 ascents; 115-pound thruster, 9 reps; 15-foot rope climb, 6 ascents), they posted condolences like "Fair Winds, Chief".

"People will always need to borrow, and we need responsible lenders to allow this to happen in a fair environment," chief executive Mike O'Connor said.

Danny Alexander: University tuition fees rise "fair" The Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander has defended the government's proposed tuition fee increases, calling them "fair".