I accept that Steven Gerrard, for example, was not the rampaging force he is for Liverpool but I repeat, he did not need to be.
And then if the service provider actually doesn't accept that, they may, for example, accept the compensation element but not the admission of liability or the change of practice, then you may not be in that situation when it comes to the hearing itself.
If your revelation is one where things click if you accept that your uncle, for example, molested you and your sister, but you aren't sure... then watch him.
Proponents of this view can happily accept that the offenders in putative examples should be tortured, while simultaneously claiming that the scenarios in these examples are entirely fanciful ones that have never been, and will never be, realised in the real world.
The Colston Arms in Bristol, for example, refused to accept that black and white soldiers should not be served together.
For example, a contextualist might accept that 'knowledge'-talk is equally appropriate whether one is describing the best achievements of empirical science, or the best achievements of mathematics, while acknowledging that the former rest on weaker standards of proof than the latter.
During hot spells, for example, more people accept that climate is changing, but a colder spell reverses those opinions.
Accept the truth in the present; for example say to yourself, "My friends are not talking to me, I accept that".
However, if we accept that the verb suggest in the previous example is relational, we face yet another contradiction in terms with the Sydney Transitivity system.
For example, if we accept that the government has a responsibility to its citizens to secure access to certain basic goods and services, to what extent should the government itself directly produce these goods and services, e.g., health-care?
