Sentence examples for accept the course from inspiring English sources

Of course in this one has to realize that people may theoretically have full DMC and the mental abilities to discuss treatment, while they may emotionally not be ready to accept the course of their illness and choose what treatment options to pursue in a particular situation [ 9, 20].

The guidelines for the core course and the advanced modules were binding: if an institute submitted a core course or module which the GA did not accept, the core course or module would be rejected and the representative needed to go back to the institution to re-discuss the core course or module for resubmission.

Mr. Scott, who graduated from high school with a B-plus average, was informed a week after arriving in Anchorage last August that he had been disqualified from playing hockey his freshman year -- and that his scholarship was therefore being revoked -- because the association would not accept the English course he took in the second half of his senior year, according to his mother, Kathy Scott.

Getting colleges and universities to accept the online courses into their existing curriculum, and awarding certification credit and university degrees put the MOOCs into mainstream position to revolutionize higher education everywhere.

We will accept that the course of our lives and our best laid plans have irrevocably changed and likely not for the best or the easiest.

"And Senator McCain will gladly accept the torch and stay the course, keeping troops in Iraq for 100 more years if necessary.

Getting the Supreme Court to accept the cases is, of course, no guarantee that they will come out the right way.

We of course accept the result but we really need to learn from that experience to move on from it".

For political conflicts to be reducible to territorial conflicts, opposing political communities must of course accept the principle of non-intervention in the internal affairs of other political communities.

If these issues are not addressed, students may accept the factual components of courses (and medicine on the whole), but fail to recognize the importance of other, less concrete, more esoteric aspects of information.

Of course I accept the measures taken by the sporting management".