But Mr. Chavez does not genuinely accept democracy or the rule of law.
If we genuinely accept that a believer in the resurrection can be intelligent, but also think that any intelligent person would find the idea of the resurrection preposterous, the most charitable explanation is that intelligent believers are as aware of the implausibility of their beliefs as anyone else.
When we genuinely accept each other's differences, understand everyone has special needs we can appreciate the true beauty of a person and then can be seen as equals.
[Unfortunate nomenclature, obviously aimed at Republican primary voters, but the principle here is sound: you can't have free trade with everybody, only those who genuinely accept fair rules of the game.] "But we can hardly rest there, for there is an opportunity to pursue a game-changing multilateral agreement among like-minded nations genuinely committed to the principles of open markets.
As you might have gathered, I prefer the honest, decent and genuinely accepting friends and family I have in the conservative world.
I genuinely have no idea.
As opposition to women's ordination drags on, some Anglican women must be asking themselves whether the church they grew up in genuinely accepts them.
If Labour genuinely accepts that it got it wrong on civil liberties, the party should not be attacking the coalition on these issues from the right.
While accepted by the Israeli cabinet, it is not clear if Mr Sharon has genuinely accepted the road map, is accepting it to ride out the current US pressure on him to accept it, or is accepting it in the expectation it will not work and, therefore, does not matter.
Management must be genuinely accepting of risk and failure or their businesses will ultimately fail.
It's not just that Seoul and Taipei have genuinely accepted democratic institutions.
