Sentence examples for held fair from inspiring English sources
He also said that if Indonesia held fair trials of those accused of human rights abuses in East Timor, there may not be a need for an international tribunal.
Because they would provide alleged terrorists with the same rights to counsel, appeal and other constitutional protections that accused American soldiers receive, they would also allow America to claim that it had met its international obligations and had held fair and independent trials for alleged al-Qaeda members, though some in the Arab world might never believe this.
But Chavez's desire to build a Third World coalition against the US empiree" led him to embrace many unsavoury leaders, from Gaddafi to Bashar al-Assad – an association that tarnished Venezuela which, in fact, held fair elections and respected human rights.
Other steps might include a census and district-level elections (promised since 2001, but never held), fair and effective taxation to replace kickbacks and extortion, increased pay to diligent local officials, the transfer of more budgetary authority to the provinces and the creation of local courts for dispute resolution.
The startup behind the alliance, privately held Fair Market, sets up and runs auction sites for companies.
Persnickitiness about allowing non-Canadian Olympians practice time is hardly unusual behavior from host countries -- but not what we expect from a country that reputedly held "fair play" as a more important value than winning.
In Lancaster, the city council has for several years held fairs and circuses at Ryelands Park.
Up to the 17th century Lanciano held fairs that attracted merchants from all over Italy, as well as from France and the Balkans.
Ready made paintings were sold at regularly held fairs, or the buyers could visit workshops, which tended to be clustered in certain areas of the major cities.
It then functioned as a manor and a meeting venue for the court to organise duties and collect rents and at weekends held fairs.
The federal courts have proved their ability to hold fair trials and punish the guilty.
