A tough-minded Irishman, he became the public standard-bearer for those who accept the papal stance on birth control, particularly after Pope Paul VI's 1968 encyclical, Humanae Vitae.
But, she said, she could not accept the church's stance on homosexuality because it violates the first commandment, to be faithful to God.
Aboriginal groups are refusing to accept the government's stance, and say reparations - a fund of A$1bn£460m0m) has been mooted - should be next on the agenda once the apology has been formally delivered.
But as the weekend progressed, he accepted the brothers' stance.
The league is responsible for looking after the health of its players, he said, and the players should accept the N.F.L.'s tougher stance.
I do not accept that stance, but the leftwing media and academia ( mostly leftists) have not challenged him on this premise.
But do I still need to read Heidegger to understand or at least appreciate why those who also accept his anti-Semitic stance can accept the good part of his philosophy as gospel?
But it has declined to accept the T.W.A.'s union contracts, a stance that has angered the machinists association.
Gove had demanded a shift in Britain's negotiating stance before he would accept the role, which the prime minister could not accept.
Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right coalition has adopted a cautious stance over whether to accept the offer, while the opposition Social Democrats have called on the government to cut a deal.
GAZA CITY, April 7 -- Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas said in an interview that the radical Islamic group Hamas is showing signs of confusion after a week running the Palestinian Authority, and he predicted that its leaders would soften their stance toward Israel and accept the Jewish state's right to exist.
