Sentence examples for management of fairs from inspiring English sources

"Running a fair is an executive position, and they should make some pretty good coin," said Michael O'Hare, a UC Berkeley public-policy professor who has studied the economics and management of fairs.

Authorization for the Board of Lady Managers had been included in the 1890 law giving federal authority for the Exposition at the insistence of women's advocate, Susan B. Anthony, who was determined to show that women could successfully assist in the management of the fair.

We discuss the implications of our findings for theories of procedural justice including the uncertainty management model of fairness, the fair process effect, and fairness heuristic theory.

He also spoke in favor of turning over management of the county fair to a volunteer organization and called for the number of volunteer boards and commissions to be reduced.

He added: "The state is hostage to vested interests that hamper the fair management of state funding.

In his speech this week, Mr. Papandreou said "the state is hostage to vested interests that hamper the fair management of state funding," and vowed "to clash with these interests".

Active recruitment of fairs with more diverse management practices is needed to study the impact of a shortened swine exhibition.

In general, multipolarity movements call for political and economic decentralization of the world resources, a better management of world resources and a fair distribution of these resources.

This ancient system enables a lasting management of the works and a fair distribution of the water resources between all inhabitants of the Ksar.

This year, the Bihar tourism department took over management of the event from the district fair committee in hopes of attracting foreign tourists, but the number of traders and visitors has dropped off only a week after the fair began Nov. 27, with no foreign tourists in sight.

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