Sentence examples for accept the wording from inspiring English sources

But lawmakers say the talks have been at a virtual standstill this week, with House Republicans refusing to accept the wording of the bipartisan Senate bill, which would grant broader budget and personnel authority to a national intelligence director than would the House bill.

The UN climate conference commissioned the IPCC report, but when that body went to "welcome" the report's findings and commit to continuing its work, four nations – the US, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Russia, all major oil and gas producers – refused to accept the wording, insisting instead that the convention simply "note" the findings.

"No one can accept the words of Abu Mazen," he said.

"I refuse to accept the word 'old economy'," he said.

It looked like a humiliation, but Madrid coach José Mourinho would not accept the word.

But he cannot accept the word of "a Maréchal or a Rosenthal".

In the end, you have to accept the word of that reporter or not".

"You have to accept the word of eminent scientists that they once lived.

So, what am I now if I refuse to accept the word "retired" — a teacher who has abdicated?

European diplomats said they cannot not accept the words "apology" or "crimes against humanity" without risking lawsuits.

Counselors have little choice but to accept the word of students who say they will enroll elsewhere.