Sentence examples similar to accept a stance from inspiring English sources
The rhetoric of pragmatism, or of rejecting political correctness, has perhaps made it easier for Danes to accept an unwelcoming stance.
Asked if Hezbollah would accept such a stance, he replied indignantly: "I am the prime minister and I will decide.
Political parties refuse to relinquish a stance, compromise or accept a solution, even when the government is hours from shutting down.
Nevertheless, even if Israel accepted a tougher US stance on Iran as a quid pro quo, Hamas would have demanded concessions on the Scowcroft-Brzezinski plan before acquiescing to such a final status-type deal.
But for now I think we should accept that such a stance might be a sure way to get the vast majority of their readers to say no.
He's telling us it's fine to hold onto our beliefs but that it's also okay to accept his stance on a position that goes against that core belief.
Good performances in Spain and Italy had been anticipated after a Portuguese bond auction Wednesday, which led the government in Lisbon to reaffirm its stance against accepting a bailout.
Portugal won some breathing room Wednesday with a better-than-expected bond auction that fueled a rise in global stock markets and led the government to reaffirm its stance against accepting a bailout.
