Sentence examples for largest fair from inspiring English sources
She now is creative director for Altromercato, which calls itself as one of the largest fair trade organizations in the world.
Ten Thousand Villages is one of the world's largest fair trade organizations and a founding member of the World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO).
It is the largest fair of its kind in Europe and the last great Gypsy gathering in England.
The world's largest fair for contemporary African paintings, sculptures, photography, and more, is on display this weekend at the 1 54 Contemporary African Art Fair.
Under Perez, the Civil Rights Division opposed voter ID laws in Texas and South Carolina and settled the three largest fair lending cases in history.
Attractive waitresses dressed in traditional dirndls serve world-class beer and traditional Bavarian food.Each year, Oktoberfest in Munich draws more than 6 million people from around the globe, making it the largest fair on Earth.
"The Big E", the Eastern States Exhibition (6th largest carnival fair in the USA) takes place for 17 days in Springfield.
Last year, it reached a $335 million agreement with Countrywide Financial, now owned by Bank of America, in what is the largest fair-lending settlement in the department's history.
When Bank of America agreed in December to pay $335 million to resolve federal charges that its mortgage-lending arm discriminated against black and Hispanic borrowers, government officials hailed it as the largest fair-lending settlement in history.
In one of the largest fair-lending payouts in history, Wells Fargo reached a $175 million settlement with the Justice Department in July to resolve accusations that it steered black and Latino borrowers into high-priced subprime loans.
Since Perez took the helm, the division has blocked partisan voting schemes, cracked down on police brutality, protected gay and lesbian students from harassment, sued anti-immigrant Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio for racial profiling, stood up against Islamophobia, and forced the two largest fair-housing settlements in history from banks that discriminated against minority homeowners.
