To be rightly received, the good deed should not be perceived by the recipient as a burden; it must be accepted freely.
have understood the objectives of this study titled [title] and have accepted freely to be a participant in the study".
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6874/14/68/prepub We are thankful to all the workforce of obstetrics and gynecological services of the central hospital, the general hospital, the university teaching hospital and the gynecology and pediatric hospital all in Yaounde for accepting freely to participate in this study.
"An independent Scotland wouldn't be saddled with the proportionate share of debt that we have freely accepted that we would have to take on.
For in the end, what is important is not just to ensure a victory for one candidate, but to ensure our unity as one people, to honor our self-government and to respect and accept the freely expressed will of the people.
Second, God endows us with this power because he desires creatures who will accept him freely, who will love and obey him not because they are programmed to do so, but as a matter of spontaneous choice.
To help Biomed Central and others evaluate the success of the new approach, the journal aims to make all reviews of its accepted papers freely available online.
One amendment, which was passed, would shorten the time journals have to make accepted articles freely available to the public from 24 months to 12 months, Jocelyn Kaiser wrote Thursday at ScienceInsider.
And those who hold this view can still maintain that it is far better and more valuable for a person to freely accept than for this acceptance to be coerced in a freedom-negating way.
Because people have freely chosen it, the outcome is accepted, and because a free market is self-equilibrating, the trade precipitates economic benefits as well.
