Sentence examples for accept a period from inspiring English sources

Several of the party's most influential leaders have said they believe that the Congress Party would do better to accept a period in opposition that would allow it to rebuild.

She's been lured into the political wife's cheerleader-in-chief slot and must now accept a period of wailing into microphones about how noble, human, fallible, "snorey" (did she mention noble?) her husband is, disagreeing with him just enough to make it cute.

"The chaotic dynamics explored in this paper," Mr. Keen concluded, "should warn us against accepting a period of relative tranquillity in a capitalist economy as anything other than a lull before the storm".

Administration officials said that even in the analysis of Israelis, Hamas's behavior in accepting a period of "calm" in the last year -- ceasing its attacks on Israeli civilians -- meant that it was willing to break with other groups like Hezbollah and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

Mr. Moakley and other advocates say they understand the practical problems and will accept a longer period for the changes to be phased in.

Negotiators declined to discuss details, but industry sources said the United States is likely to accept a longer period for reducing export subsidies in exchange for increased opportunities to sell corn and other farm products in Europe.

Speaking as one involved for nearly 50 years in business and investments, and whose investments largely escaped the 2008 crash, I wish President Obama would tell Americans to patiently accept a long period of hardship and hangover, tighten their belts, and start living within their means.

Only accept an implementation period if the final deal is fully negotiated and ensure that phase is governed by World Trade Organisation principles.

However, a hospital or university is more likely to accept a longer payback period of five to 10 years.

It also forced Alstom's management to accept a one-month period of reflection during which other bids could be considered.

But for the administration's proposal to be entertained seriously by Congress -- and not be seen simply as a ploy to kill off passenger rail altogether -- the White House would have to accept a long transitional period when Amtrak's needs would be fully covered.