Sentence examples for fairs abroad from inspiring English sources

Kouvali, who is Greek, sells 90 percent of the gallery's works at art fairs abroad.

In late 2009 we began a working relationship with amazing lady Anne Koyama of Koyama Press who has championed our work all over the place, sent us to zine fairs abroad, and generally taken great care of us.

Readers buy under the counter, on the internet, at book fairs or abroad.

It has benefited immensely from other countries' openness towards trade and as its companies expand globally, China needs to play fair in order for its companies to get fair treatment abroad.

Stephen Jakobi of the Fair Trials Abroad pressure group said: "This is one of the worst cases I have ever experienced.

During my watch with Fair Trials Abroad, we were constantly bedevilled by the contrast between the modern tourist attractions and facilities in the UAE and its draconian laws.

I was under the impression that Mr Hussein's release after 18 years was largely secured as a consequence of not only the work of Fair Trials Abroad but on the back of recent interventions by Prince Charles and the prime minister (no doubt supported by the Foreign Office).

In a lively discussion at the end of the workshop, the unanimous feeling was that there are greater and fairer opportunities abroad, both in academia and industry; there is good funding, incentives to carry on independent research projects, enthusiasm, and, last but not least, higher salaries.

But, as Brock put it, "People don't think we're getting a fair shake abroad.

According to the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo, the number of student participants in study-abroad fairs at the embassy jumped to 3,643 in 2012, from 2,375 in 2010.

The test of the Morrison case was written with a simple principle in mind: securities purchases on American exchanges were fair game; purchases abroad of foreign companies were not.