Sentence examples for accept that no one from inspiring English sources

"I accept that no one from management would knowingly try to employ an adult on 69p an hour and that this is a legacy issue related to pay and conditions more appropriate for schoolchildren doing short local paper rounds before school … The value of the Co-op's brand is that it trades ethically.

And yes again, I will watch an hour of darts, snooker, pool, tennis, table tennis, bowls, even badminton if someone has left the television on and the channel they've left it on happens to be Sky Sports, though I accept that no one in my house watches Sky Sports except me.

In medicine, doctors accept that no one knows everything.

She finds it hard to accept that no one was able to protect him after he grew up.

The rustbelt cities of the Midwest and north-east have been in decline for decades, but it has taken decades for many of them to accept that no one was coming to save them.These cities many with acres of abandoned property are finally and desperately trying to come up with stabilising plans.

By the time TV became a commercial reality, in the late thirties, its many inventors had learned to accept that no one person could claim to have created it — that, as Gladwell put it, "the machine was larger than they were".

Malcolm Bell, head of tourism at Visit Cornwall said: "We have to accept that no-one is to blame, but the message it sends out is that we are cut off.

"When we told a manager that we couldn't accept that language, no one offered to amend it and we walked out," Ms. Damon said.

If they decided not to be part of Kurdistan, we would definitely accept that, but no one can impose their will by force".

In fact, records of the first cabinet meeting after the war show that the Justice Minister, Yaakov Shimshon Shapira, said, "In a time of decolonization in the whole world can we consider an area in which mainly Arabs live, and we control defense and foreign policy?... Who's going to accept that?" Ultimately, no one.

There, they developed the idea, not widely accepted, that no one should treat schizophrenics who had not personally experienced schizophrenia.