"accept unconditionally" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to willingly and fully accept something without any conditions or reservations. Example: The company's CEO announced that they will accept all job applicants unconditionally, regardless of their background or qualifications.
NICE recommended the highest proportion of submissions overall, with an acceptance rate of 76% (87/114); 66 of these were accepted unconditionally and 21 with restrictions.
After intense lobbying from Athens, the Greek Cypriots' application for membership was accepted unconditionally.
"If every political opportunist claiming to be a Tea Partier is accepted unconditionally, then the Tea Party brand loses all meaning," said Matt Kibbe, president of FreedomWorks.
The SFDRR has no scope for trying to overturn this structure or even for pointing out the difficulty and suggesting improvements, so it is no surprise that the structure is accepted unconditionally.
Each child was accepted unconditionally and was loved equally.
You will never know a day that you are not loved, wanted and accepted unconditionally.
Wilton accepted unconditionally because she "would do anything for... Davies" and she wished to act in Phil Collinson's last filming block as producer; her first appearance in "Aliens of London" was filmed in the first production block of the first series.
Wilton accepted unconditionally because she "would do anything for... Davies" and she wished to act in Phil Collinson's last filming block as producer as her first appearance in "Aliens of London" was filmed in the first production block of the first series.
Notable for CADTH was the high proportion of restricted submissions regardless of disease area; few submissions were accepted unconditionally.
In cases where submissions were accepted unconditionally, a strong evidence base and convincing argument was required to warrant a positive decision.
