Sentence examples for accept the requirement. from inspiring English sources

The public may not accept the requirement until courts rule finally on its constitutionality.

Sam Pidgeon, the vice-president of the Queensland Teachers Unionn, says principals are reluctant to accept the requirement.

A spokeswoman, Marita Eddy, said the Conference of Major Superiors of Men is likely to accept the requirement for removal from ministry of any priest who has abused a minor.

Under pressure from its European partners to meet the terms required to receive its next €12 billion, or $17.2 billion, installment of financial aid, Greece has little choice but to accept the requirement that it impose more austerity measures.

The world cannot ignore the fact that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has offered clearly to give the Palestinians land for a state, if they would live peacefully without terror, and they have not yet been willing to accept the requirement.

Although the Court appears to accept the requirement of a quid pro quo as an alternative rationale, in my view this element of the offense is essential to a determination of those acts which are criminal and those which are not in a case in which the official does not pretend that he is entitled by law to the property in question.

The EU, he said, "remains willing to welcome other states, who are ready to accept the requirements for admission".

So if they do not sincerely believe that they can accept the requirements of a conception of justice and conform their actions and life plans accordingly, then these are strong reasons to avoid choosing those principles.

While the requirement that collective judgments be consistent is widely accepted, the requirement that collective judgments be complete (in X) is more contentious.

He accepts the requirement that any satisfactory account of the relation between mental and physical properties must permit appeal to local correlations and dependencies between specific mental and physical properties (Davidson 1993, 9).

In a 1958 retrospective on their field studies, Grace Eldering noted that "among the many who contributed to the success of the program were the parents and their children who accepted the requirements for test and control groups in the field trials.