When in the course of time a law had been outgrown or superseded by changing conditions, they gave it a new and more-acceptable meaning, seeking scriptural support for their actions through a ramified system of hermeneutics.
She said: "The market in charity shops has changed, it's become more acceptable" - meaning her increased takings don't necessarily mean people here can't afford to shop anywhere else.
β (or provider risk) is the risk of rejecting the lot when coverage is of acceptable quality, meaning that additional interventions will be recommended in an area where a sufficient proportion of the target population has been already provided with the service.
Under any system of mandatory insurance, the state must necessarily define what constitutes an acceptable insurance policy, meaning that individuals are buying insurance on terms influenced by lobbyists and bureaucrats, rather than based on a rational assessment of their needs.
The IMRT planning derived from the above mentioned construction is inconsistent and acceptable in the meaning of the definitions in Section 2.
But it has so far failed to come up with terms acceptable to its creditors, meaning its access to funds remains limited.
Pre-marital sex is more acceptable and divorce easier, meaning fewer frustrated single and married men turn to prostitutes.Sex workers complain that they are earning less than in the past.
The 2016 budget, fixed in October, requires oil to be at $50 in order to run a 3% deficit within "acceptable" rouble rate limits, meaning if the price does not rise soon, cuts will need to be made or reserves spent.
While seeing lyrics and words as secondary, and them being stripped of all meaning as acceptable isn't exactly "right," as both the aggressive inanity of the Chainsmokers' lyrics and Kellyanne Conway's entire existence prove, it was certainly prescient.
The end points of AHCAGGREGATE and AHCWORST were defined by the reported acceptable age of death, meaning that AHCAGGREGATE and AHCWORST were cut off at the acceptable age of death when it was lower than 90 years and linearly extrapolated up to that age when it was higher than 90 years.
