Sentence examples for manage fair from inspiring English sources

Mr. McKenna said he would manage fair operations, including negotiating contracts with the Agricultural Society and performers like the Old-Time Ball Baleaguegue and the Old Bethpage Brass Band, which plays Civil War-era music.

There is no match referee to call offside and manage fair play.

The former superstar (for now, "former superstar" is a fair description) managed just 13 yards on 12 carries.

Only a Labour government in Westminster will be able to manage the fair sharing of the UK's overall wealth, he will warn, adding that Scotland will be left at the mercy of George Osborne's cuts programme if the Conservatives are elected on 7 May.

Most people can manage a fair amount of weight with this exercise, but don't push it.

As chief of staff to Tony Blair during a decade in Downing Street, Jonathan Powell managed a fair few crises.

OK, so Ashley Judd managed a fair approximation of an ant with her scraped-back hair, while Juliette Binoche's flapper-style headgear and multiple strands of pearls that seemed to be making a bid to escape left us bemused at best.

However, Hollywood Reporter reviewer Justin Lowe commended Kutcher's performance, saying he "faithfully recreates some of his character's physical mannerisms" and managed a "fair imitation of Jobs' speaking style".

I worked for more than a decade as political campaign secretary who saw and managed a fair share of scandal, the most notorious being at the helm with Ralph Reed during his run for Lt. Governor of Georgia which, as bad timing would have it, coincided with the largest lobbying scandal in modern history.

But they are slow to reciprocate when it comes to farming, where poorer nations can often manage, in a fair game, to compete.

She says the main benefit of having a fixed date is it makes elections easier to manage and more fair, by taking away the power the prime minister has in setting the date.