The phrase "hold fairs" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The city council has announced that they will hold fairs in the town square every month to promote local businesses.
It also began to promote weekend events to draw more people into its center, closing 10 to 12 blocks to hold fairs and festivals with foods, arts and crafts.
In 1102, John secured from King Henry the right to hold fairs at Bath on the feast day of the cathedral's patron saint, Saint Peter.
Originally called Affordable Art Beijing, Surge will also hold fairs in Shanghai and Hong Kong this year and plans to expand into Chengdu, Guangzhou and Hangzhou in 2014.
Additionally, Henry VII did grant a charter to Edmund Leversedge, then lord of the manor, giving him the right to hold fairs on 22 July and 21 September.
The federal courts have proved their ability to hold fair trials and punish the guilty.
"My first priority is to hold fair, free and transparent elections," Mr. Khoso said, speaking with reporters in Islamabad.
His supporters say logistical and financial constraints mean it is impossible to hold fair polls as planned.
Until Haiti can hold fair elections, Mr. Latortue derives his authority from the American-led occupation force.
"Where soldiers sit on the heads of the people, you can never hold fair elections," he said.
Western countries, vital donors of aid, should make it clear they will give more help to countries whose governments are relatively clean and efficient and hold fair elections.
But when the three other Brics, which hold fair, orderly, and regular elections, object to the western line on Syria, it is time to take note.
