Sentence examples for accept the definition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bremer replied: "I don't accept the definition of a country in chaos.

The church on the road – and, in this sense, I accept the definition of reformer".

"I don't accept the definition of a country in chaos," L. Paul Bremer III, the chief American administrator, said this month.

By the year 2000, if we accept the definition of welfare to a transition to employment, we will see the numbers of persons on welfare in New York City cut in half.

While I feel that definition can be stretched to include the Greens under Caroline Lucas, Plaid Cymru under Leanne Wood and the SNP under Nicola Sturgeon, I struggle to accept the definition for the Lib Dems under Tim Farron.

But why accept the definition?

Becker theorises that the community is morally bound to accept the definitions and explanations provided by the highest group.

If accepted, the definition will globally represent what social work is.

Teachers need a new strategy to re-establish themselves as professionals, he said, rather than just accepting the definition of a management-worker relationship.

Mendelssohn worked within the framework of Wolffian metaphysics and psychology, and thus he accepted the definition of sensible perception as clear but confused cognition.

We accepted the definitions used in three studies [ 9, 11, 13].