Sentence examples for various fair from inspiring English sources

The next three stanzas picture nature's various "fair works".

In this paper we show how the concepts of mult-criteria equitable optimization can effectively be used to generate various fair and efficient allocation schemes.

Few digital services, like Zero Waste listing companies, who offer products that create less or no waste or various fair trade shops are examples of this possible future.

Various fair housing laws prevent discrimination in public housing and housing receiving federal funding based on race, sex, disability status and other factors.

When he brought the idea for Fair Trade for All to Fairtrade International — the Bonn, Germany non-profit under whose umbrella the world's various fair trade labelers and certifiers had previously coalesced — they told Rice they were dead-set against it.

Arbus returned again and again to photograph at various fairs and carnivals in Palisades Park, for example, but it was strictly as a location to pursue her subjects: the exhibits, performers, contests and visitors.

Meanwhile, he is preparing to take a collection of local art on the road to various fairs over the next year: Art Basel Miami Beach, The Armory Show in New York and then Art Basel.

And the objects exhibited in the various fairs, especially the finely crafted ones, often found permanent homes in the collections of local decorative arts museums, including the entire Japanese contribution to the 1873 World Exhibition in Vienna, which was donated to the Museum of Applied Arts there.

In addition, various fairs like Kanwar Yatra, Kandali Festival, Ramman, Harela mela, Nauchandi mela, Uttarayani mela and Nanda Devi Raj Jat Mela take place.

Favoring a change of pace from their formerly exhaustive touring habits, the Daddies began scheduling their performances entirely around the band members' desire and personal availability, playing as few as eight to ten shows a year and limiting their appearances largely to Northwest shows or commissions for one-off "swingin' hits" concerts at various fairs and festivals across the United States.

The theory of fair allocations contains many positive results about the existence of fair allocations, for various fairness concepts, and this stands in contrast to Arrow's impossibility theorem in the theory of social choice.