Sentence examples for acceptability that from inspiring English sources

It set a precedent of religious acceptability that has largely quieted the critics.

The reasons have to do with fundraising, positioning, élite support, broad acceptability — that is, with the roles spelled out in the piece.

I talked with Steph Jespersen, who has a title, director of advertising acceptability, that's certainly germane to this discussion, and with The Times's ranking advertising executive, Todd R. Haskell, a vice president.

Such laws could convey a message about marijuana acceptability that increases its use soon after passage, even if implementation is delayed or the law narrowly restricts its use.

We would like to mention that this is closely related to the idea of pricing and hedging to acceptability that has been put forward in the realm of conic finance, see Madan and Cherny (2010) and Remark 10.

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The approach to valuation and hedging-to-acceptability that shows in Eqs.

As a matter of fact, scale invariance is the key property of acceptability indices that distinguishes them from risk measures, and, typically, acceptability indices are not cash-additive.

"These are very complicated projects, with a great deal of both science and engineering and of public acceptability tests that have simply not happened yet," he said.

Along with "bollocks", Ofcom categorised "bloody", "bugger", "crap", "Goddamn" and "pissed" as "higher acceptability" words that can be said on television before the watershed.

Those inclined toward less experimentally controlled methods point out that there are many clear and uncontroversial acceptability judgments that do not need to be shown to be reliable.