Sentence examples for accept that it has from inspiring English sources
In recent weeks – in fact, ever since it became clear last summer that Corbyn was going to be elected leader, and that many of his MPs were never going to accept that – it has seemed increasingly possible that Labour will split again, and that this time the divisions could be even worse.
We do not have to accept the validity of the Russian worldview to accept that it has its own logic, and is also rooted in a belief – not always totally incorrect – that the west has let it down and wants to prevent Moscow from attaining what Vladimir Putin regards as its rightful global stature.
"The United States has chosen to lose its qualification as a mediator... We will no longer accept that it has a role in the political process from now," he said, according to the Washington Post.
Practitioners rely on the focimeter for contact lens verification and accept that it has poorer resolution.
Even some of the city's obstreperous taxi drivers accept that it has reduced congestion.
Economists increasingly accept that it has a negative impact on growth.
Goldin forced the space agency to accept that it had to live within its means, introducing a level of political pragmatism that had never been part of NASA's organizational culture.
Angela Rayner, the shadow education secretary, said the government was refusing to accept that it had caused the funding crisis.
More importantly, he was not prepared to accept that it had been Labour overspending that had caused Britain's record peacetime deficit in 2010.
Wong said she accepted the general principle that advice was not provided, but did not accept that it had never been provided.
