Sentence examples for A conditional acceptance from inspiring English sources

George Bernard Shaw, when selected in 1925, signalled a conditional acceptance: "I cannot persuade myself to accept the money," he wrote to a friend.

Mr. Barak has sent a conditional acceptance of the Clinton proposals, subject to a similar interest by the Palestinians, though the Israels have their own objections and questions.

Such phrases, and another emphasizing "the right of return" of Palestinian refugees, are seen by Israeli as only a conditional acceptance of a two-state solution and thus falling short of international demands.

The student protestors asked that a conditional acceptance be made to the bid as long as they allowed David Showell to play.

A positive change to the review procedure from years past was the scheduling and implementation of a conditional acceptance pending reviewer suggested revisions.

For ISMB 2008 a small test was run by the Proceedings Track chairs to determine the effectiveness of a conditional acceptance in raising the overall acceptance rate and improving the quality of published papers.

"This insistence on celibacy is a very conditional acceptance of gay people in the church.

"Yet there's this doctrine of 'disorder' and 'inclination toward evil' that automatically puts us in a morally inferior position and a position of conditional acceptance".

After further discussion, and several drafts, a declaration of conditional acceptance was settled on as an appropriate form of words.

Some top-of-the-heap or near-the-top journals reject all manuscripts they do not immediately accept--that is, there aren't any conditional acceptances--and the letters they send out do not explain this fact.

Conditional acceptance, a common occurrence, might require, for example, that a student take a particular A.P. course before enrolling.