Sentence examples for accept particular from inspiring English sources
He said that transplant centers should do a better job of recognizing risky situations and informing patients, so that they can decide whether to accept particular organs.
Last year, he attacked the "blithe condescension" of Slumdog Millionaire, and his views on this year's Oscars dark horse Precious were equally fierce: "The hype for Precious," he wrote, "indicates a culture-wide willingness to accept particular ethnic stereotypes as a way of maintaining status quo film values.
His account focuses primarily on the question of what justifies a state's use of coercion to enforce its laws, rather than on the question what grounds people may have to accept particular decisions made within the state as legitimate (for the distinction, see Simmons 2001).
For example, he argues persuasively that it is problematic that all three countries' plans accept particular conditions of resource scarcity as planning assumptions [ 10].
BOTH Dr. Ludwig and Dr. Darzynkiewicz offer mammography, but many of their colleagues are dropping the procedure and others have stopped accepting particular insurance policies.
Theoretical reason, interpreted along these lines, addresses the considerations that recommend accepting particular claims as to what is or is not the case.
None of the health care groups have agreed to accept any particular cuts.
You were more than happy to accept that particular line MR. LAZIO -- Mrs. Clinton, that's not totally accurate.
Richards acknowledged that, and during training camp last month, even with Tortorella gone, Richards continued to accept that particular criticism.
Education policy materializes in part when policymakers are persuaded to accept a particular definition of a problem and respond with an authoritative decision such as a law, regulation, rule, or order.
The GMC also tells doctors that they have a duty to ensure decisions are voluntary and warns that "patients may be put under pressure by employers, insurers, relatives or others, to accept a particular investigation or treatment.
