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fair {sostantivo}
feira · louro · mercado · arraial
fair {aggettivo}
belo · alva · eqüitativo · honesto · justo · leal · legível · limpo · loiro · médio
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fair {sostantivo}
Because the fair is dedicated to women, only women can exhibit their products.
Rives is here, and I met him years ago at a book fair; he does pop-up books.
From year to year, the fair has been increasing in size and in income.
14-18 October 2009 – Opening of the International Fair – FIAR in Díli
craft fair
The single market is based on the premise of a fair marketing environment.
I believe we need a social market economy with fair competition.
We need fair competition, also in the enlarged internal market.
I will be voting today in favour of fair agricultural prices from the country market to the supermarket.
Mr President, the chief aim of an internal electricity market must be fair play.
fair {aggettivo}
In any place but Sparta, one so fair would be a queen.
fair {agg.} (anche: just, equitable)
This is the kind of injustice which the Fair Trade movement is dealing with.
One of them is the need to achieve a fair balance between openness and efficiency.
On the same trip, we visited Fair Trade cocoa farmers in central Ghana.
Both the words " fair " and " free " are as far as I can see desired by a large majority.
Madam President, our group voted against because we want a clear and fair text.
This would be fair and honest towards the developing regions it concerns.
Mr Campoy Zueco has done a great deal of work on this and has been very honest, very fair and very just.
I voted for a fair statute for all Members which must go hand in hand with a fair, honest and open expenses regime.
I do not believe it is fair to the voters for Parliament to devote itself to adopting a position on whether the gangway slope should be 12
And at this point I should like to congratulate Mr Martin as a specialist in this field for the good report he has tabled, and especially for its fairness.
I believe it is fair to say that the euro tends to promote economic stability.
And does the liberal model actually guarantee fair development in these countries?
The only fair criterion on which to base our decision is respect for human dignity.
It is fair to say that we have investigated this case thoroughly and carefully.
I support this proposal because everything it contains is fair and well-intentioned.
Where is the fair competition here, if this sum is compared to the FF 37 million?
The people currently working with fair trade understand the problems.
We support the principle of creating fair competition between different modes of transport.
That ensures a uniform standard of supervision and also fair competition.
A basic requirement when introducing any measure is to ensure fair competition.
Mr President, the chief aim of an internal electricity market must be fair play.
fair play
We have to make it abundantly clear that fair play in sport involving saying a firm ‘ no’ to forced prostitution.
Please stick to the rules of fair play.
I am delighted that it is a more straightforward and honest system, so that Members will no longer be able to profit from the unfair travel expenses system currently in operation.
A fair and, indeed, generous deal with them remains the key to lasting peace in the Middle East.
In addition, the European Union's policy on the Middle East, to seek a fair and lasting peace, has not produced much in the way of results.
That is why we must revisit Resolution 181, which provides for two states, both of them secure and recognised, in order to restore a fair
At the same time, we were convinced that the European treaties laid down fair rules for all actors, regardless of their country of origin.
In fairness to him - and I do not agree with everything that he says on most occasions - he has also brought forward short-term, medium-term and long-term priorities that must be carried out.
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