Sentence examples for Conditional acceptance from inspiring English sources

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

Although many journals now require that the data be submitted to acceptable public repositories upon conditional acceptance, 68 more strict publication rules enforcing public data availability and explicit description of data processing and analysis will be needed to ensure repeatability.

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

We do not offer conditional acceptance.

Three outcomes can occur at this point: rejection, conditional acceptance upon revision, and acceptance.

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

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.

Nine of these 16 papers were judged to have addressed the concerns of the reviewers and were conditionally accepted for the conference proceedings, making a total of 38 conditional acceptances.

In 2009, the journal received over 500 new submissions a year, and about 9% of the decision letters sent to authors were acceptances or conditional acceptances.

Farage, a strong performer against Clegg in the European election debates, gave a semi-conditional acceptance.

The transaction, valued at 84 million Canadian dollars, is conditional on acceptance by Royal shareholders.