Sentence examples for fair intended from inspiring English sources

The World Science Festival, a five-day cosmic fair intended to make New York safe for science, slipped into town Wednesday with the announcement of $1 million Kavli Prizes to a bunch of astronomers, brain scientists and nanotechnologists; a one-day heavyweight conference of Nobelists and other serious thinkers at Columbia; and a gala under the blue whale at the American Museum of Natural History.

At a job fair intended for undergraduates, Slama connected with Sg2, a company based in Skokie, Illinois, that analyzes emerging clinical developments, technological advancements, and market trends for clients such as hospitals and biotechnology companies.

"We were so many, and my dreams were shattered," Mbogah said in Nairobi last week during World Vasectomy Day, an international health fair intended to raise awareness about male involvement in family planning.

In the Skurt deal, Fair intends to use the company's technology to help it expand its business nationwide from its current California footprint.

Also hitherto reported as untraceable, Nelson's field map and a fair copy intended for publication are preserved in the archives of the Geological Society, London.

The NRA allowed industries to create "codes of fair competition," intended to reduce destructive competition and to help workers by setting minimum wages and maximum weekly hours.

The video, West told Vanity Fair, was intended to be "a comment on fame," as the title suggests: A night vision camera, positioned as an omniscient bystander, panned and leered over the vulnerable, assembled bodies of the most famous people in popular culture.

But the well-designed clusters of festive, parklike spaces stretching along the city's most famous thoroughfare accomplish what street fairs were intended to do — without the noise, dislocation and mess.

"By putting the whole world under one roof, the world's fairs were intended to educate the public and to improve standards of manufacturing by inspiring manufacturers and encouraging them to constantly compete with one another," said Catherine Futter, co-curator of the exhibition.

He recently told Vanity Fair, "I intend to be here for many more years," adding, "and I will not run for office".

That is why Wal-Mart Watch has re-introduced "A Handshake with Sam," a set of seven principles that challenge Wal-Mart to be the fair, honest business Sam Walton intended it to be.