Sentence examples for accept in addition to from inspiring English sources

I think that the time is ripe for the Catholic Church and other Christian associations to accept, in addition to the fact of evolution, "Darwin's philosophical imperative" as detailed in his "species book".

Patients assigned to the experimental condition (M4M, n =84) will receive a financial incentive for each prescribed depot they accept, in addition to treatment as usual.

Adjacent public schools are eligible to receive a $2,250 tuition grant for each program student accepted in addition to the full amount of per-pupil state funding attributable to each additional student.

Virgin Atlantic (0844 209 7770) said its passengers would have to present a single item of carry-on luggage measuring 23cm x 36cm x 56cm and weighing no more than 6kg; handbags would not be accepted in addition to this.

Moreover, activity assays using the recombinantly expressed PfSHMT showed that the enzyme accepts in addition to the natural substrate unlike its mammal counterpart D-serine.

Accepting, in addition to the above, that health is a social, economic and political issue as well as a fundamental human right [ 6], helps to pave the way to an object of the field beyond diseases and 'disease burden'.

"We can teach you what you don't know!" Mr. Bernstein's boss had told him right before the fair that he should accept résumés in addition to student applications, that, sure, there might be some teaching or administrative assistant jobs available.

Second, retail stores can accept Lydia in addition to cash and cards.

Thanks for pointing out that Phylomatic now accepts mammals in addition to Angiosperm plants - we have adjusted the language accordingly.

He will receive an extra $500,000 for accepting it, in addition to moving to a team that has a chance to play in the postseason.

Mr. McCain said yesterday that the difference between Mr. Bloomberg, a Republican who faces Mark Green, and Mr. Corzine was that Mr. Corzine had accepted contributions, in addition to spending his own cash.