They step forward and they step up". In fairness, the current occupant of the White House has left future generations little to work with, should they ever decide to etch his words in marble.
In fairness to the current series, much has been done to shake up the format.
In fairness to the current administration, Iranians started raising the alarm a year earlier, when former President Barack Obama signed a law that they believed paved the way for the Muslim ban.
He had eyes for the grotesque things of life, though in all fairness, given the current situation, he was provided ample opportunity to indulge his morbid curiosity.
But in all fairness to the current administration, this criticism can be extended to every president since Dwight D. Eisenhower, all of whom supported dictatorial governments.
While in all fairness, the current account deficit is not an exact proxy for imported capital--a portion of the trade deficit, for example, reflects accounting and other transactions--but the gist of the argument remains.
In fairness to J Edgar, the current chart features the highest-grossing tenth-placed film (Puss in Boots: £569,000) since last February, when West Is West landed in that position with £758,000.
In fairness to Cruz, the current version of the Senate bill would give states considerable freedom to let insurers segment their populations and offer cheaper policies just to the healthy.
Administration officials said the system would provide greater fairness than the current method.
There is not even a hint of fairness in our current tax system.
