Sentence examples for opportunity fair from inspiring English sources

He took that opportunity, fair enough, down the straight and he passed me.

Consequently, as pastors and leaders of the poor and their children, we are called to champion those without the boots of opportunity, fair play, and justice.

Since 2012, the NHLA has been mobilizing and activating Latinos on the key policy issues, including Educational Opportunity, Fair Economy, Healthcare, Immigration Reform, and Voting Rights.

Hundreds of South Floridians showed up at Sun Life Stadium on Thursday for what the Miami Dolphins dubbed an "opportunity fair" for job seekers interested in helping modernize the venue.

The rights that the developed world takes for granted such as the right to education, healthcare, economic opportunity, fair representation without gender bias, access to clean water and shelter, free speech -- all these need to be carried forward and ensured for the generations to come.

SUMMER CAMPS -- The ninth annual Summer Opportunities fair organized by the Ethical Culture Fieldston School will feature representatives of day and sleep-away camps (Saturday) and teenage programs in travel, sports, academics and community service (Sunday); noon to 3 30 p.m.; Ethical Culture School, 33 Central Park West (at 63rd Street); free; (212) 71212212.

(male, hospital) At an organisational level, interviewees identified better educational opportunities, fairer appointment processes, and more parenting-friendly working arrangements as the three most urgently needed changes.

Far better to use this as a marketing opportunity for "fair trade" coffees beans for which buyers have agreed to pay over the market price.

When the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. brought the civil rights movement to Chicago in 1966, his idealistic words about equal opportunity and fair housing were lost on the mayor.

He evaluates the Moving to Opportunity for Fair Housing program, a Department of Housing and Urban Development program designed to help low-income families move from public housing to more stable neighborhoods.

The current system fails more than just immigrants seeking opportunity and fair treatment.