Though he has undoubtedly done some good in the world, as this book readily acknowledges, a fair bit of it has been as much pro-Bono as pro bono republico.
Working in live television, nothing is easy, you have to worry about telling a fair, accurate story while acknowledging a ticking clock, chaos around you in the streets and one wrong word costing me my job or a lawsuit.
Both the network and the Long Island Association acknowledge that a fair amount of money is at stake.
Clearly, Mr. Abbas spurned what any fair-minded person must acknowledge was a fair end to the conflict — just as his predecessor did in 2000 when the Palestinians walked away from President Clinton's peace initiative.
And to lift enrollment, Hudson Catholic will almost certainly be forced to enroll girls, a prospect that many parents grudgingly acknowledge is a fair trade-off.
So the fact that "The Mountaintop" — written by Katori Hall, a Tennessean in her late 20s at the time — won the 2010 Olivier and was praised by one London newspaper, The Independent, as "breathtaking, hilarious and heart-stopping" should be acknowledged with a fair amount of skepticism.
While we acknowledge that a fair comparison cannot be made over non-forested regions, we quantified the effect of excluding non-forest biomass on county and state level totals.
"Why put on a shift," he asked before the game, "if you're not going to pitch to him?" "You don't," Houston Manager Larry Dierker said, acknowledging it as a fair question, then providing a candid answer.
One is to acknowledge Putin has a fair case when he argues that the US, the EU and Nato ignored or trampled on Russia's interests in the post-Soviet era, accept that Crimea is lost and that Assad stays in power for the time being, and focus in future on pragmatic, one-off "transactional" deals where interests coincide.
Nevertheless, America could show its true support by acknowledging its fair share of accountability in drug issues.
