Sentence examples for fair to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

It's fair to acknowledge that there are double standards in the Middle East, with particular scrutiny on Israeli abuses.

Messy as the saga has been, it is only fair to acknowledge that this has been a rather principled mess.

When we can expect a scolding from Xinhua, and a dismissive write-up from Dagong, it's fair to acknowledge that the world has changed.

"I think it's fair to acknowledge that women can sometimes be more emotional than men, but we can still have those conversations," Bassett says.

Clearly this is one scandal that won't be going away soon – although judging by the frankly lecherous feedback I received from certain readers after yesterday's report, it's only fair to acknowledge that Carol certainly has plenty of fans among you.

It is fair to acknowledge that there has been honest disagreement both with and within some faith organisations on the role of contraception in preventing the prevent the spread of HIV.

It is therefore fair (and reasonable) to acknowledge it by using the adjectives viable or inviable for our admissible discontinuity curves.

As much as we like to put a face to innovation it would be fairer to acknowledge the contribution of those who work silently in the background to make innovation happen.

6 It is fair to also acknowledge that there are important features of the efficiency of an assignment mechanism that our measure does not necessarily capture very well, such as the efficiency of the allocation of workers between employment and non-employment.

Koenig's testimony regarding fair use failed to acknowledge the kind of critical analysis required in making these evaluations.

It was clear to Adam Smith that any philosophy for a fair society needed to acknowledge the economic forces that determine the distribution of economic opportunities and therefore wealth.