Rape detectives have to accept that the first account given by a victim may have holes in it, he said.
First, most of the justices seemed to accept that the First Amendment does not protect calculated falsehoods that cause at least some kinds of harm.
After the Paris attacks, France was swift to act against Isis and NATO has appeared to accept that the first priority is to act against the terrorist group, leaving the Assad question for the time being.
But while the long-suffering British holidaymaker was prepared to accept that the first bout of eruption disruption was one of those "blue-moon" events where the wrong kind of ash, wrong kind of weather and wrong kind of rules were all in alignment, a repeat just 13 months later reminds us how fragile 21st-century travel is compared with the force of nature.
And if we accept that the first rule is that a game must be fun, then it's a hard limit.
"It's two mistakes for the first two goals, we have to accept that the first one was an incredible finish and the second one, well there aren't many better players than Benteke to head that in at the far post.
I've learned to accept that the first draft of a novel is going to be horrible.
He would in effect have to accept that, for the first time in his career, the cheeky, popular outsider in the contest would not be 'Ken!
It is now accepted that the second phase of SICI is synaptic in origin, mediated by GABAergic inhibitory neurons acting via GABAA receptors (Kujirai et al. 1993; Ziemann et al. 1996a, 1996b; Muller-Dahlhaus et al. 2008; Vucic, Cheah, Krishnan, et al. 2009).
"Most people have come to accept that school starts the first of August, not the first of September," said Jocelyn Whitfield, director of government relations for the Georgia Association of Educators, which represents public education employees.
