Sentence examples for hold a fair from inspiring English sources

Thieu's recent failure to hold a fair election.

Critics said the surprise raids contradicted the military's pledge to hold a fair and transparent vote.

He must also honour his promise to disrobe and hold a fair election.

But the auction lots also hold a fair number of Mr. Hefner's personal effects.

"We hold a fair every two months on a Saturday on the sidewalk here," says Moguilevsky.

Amnesty International has complained that Libya's justice system is "virtually paralysed" and unable to hold a fair trial.

And what if fans from the other team felt righteously inclined to hold a fair-play "dialogue" with each other?

He was arrested in a parking lot holding a fair amount of the stuff, and pleaded guilty.

Every county holds a fair in the autumn, highlighted by displays and competitions, concessions, and often a rodeo.

But unless security were to improve sharply, it would have been hard to be confident of holding a fair poll.

In some parts of the country, one high school holds a fair for hundreds of students and their parents.