Sentence examples for permanent fair from inspiring English sources

Isn't the city a permanent fair, with hundreds of galleries conveniently clustered in a few neighborhoods?

Our dream, in fact, went even further than that: fromt ime to time we have thought it would be a fine idea to have a permanent Fair.

In his first postwar message to Congress that year, Truman had called for expanded social security, new wages-and-hours and public-housing legislation, and a permanent Fair Employment Practices Act that would prevent racial or religious discrimination in hiring.

In 1935, Mayor Edward Joseph Kelly explored the idea of a permanent fair in the park.

A section of the Food and Agricultural Code indicates that if the property is sold, the proceeds must be transferred into the fair and exposition fund and be paid to the association for permanent fair improvements.

2 30 p.m. 7) Scents for Your Linens In Napa, shopping is more like visiting a permanent crafts fair, with store owners happy to chat.

There's no question we need a minimum wage". In the retail industry, most of the major stores pay their permanent staff fair rates, but many are now outsourcing services such as shelf-filling, warehousing and cashier work with some of the major chains relying on external suppliers for up to 40% of their workforce.

But Epcot was built more like "a permanent world's fair," Mr. Foglesong writes.

In effect, the city became a permanent world's fair, dedicated to international trade.

He spoke from time to time about building a restaurant in Bryant Park, behind the main building of the New York Public Library, and said he wanted to build "a permanent world's fair" at Liberty Park in New Jersey.

The idea of points-based system – under which migrants who score highest on qualifications, experience, youth, education and language fluency are offered permanent citizenship – sounds fair but even the Australians have moved away from that model.