Sentence examples for acceptable message from inspiring English sources

"That's important, because for some populations, abstinence is the only acceptable message".

I think this further devalues them; an otherwise acceptable message ("Brunch at Hi-Spot at 1!") becomes impersonal and meaningless when it's sent to so many.

A four-member team disseminated a culturally appropriate and acceptable message regarding As-related health information to the entire study area at the community level over a 5-month period.

Their help is needed to refine acceptable messages about burial, grief, and recovery as appropriate religious terminology is essential.

The reality is that "democracy is not synonymous with holding elections" but when an election that is categorized as "free, if not entirely fair" is considered acceptable the message seems to be that a dysfunctional power-grab for personal gain is ok, as long as it takes place within the legitimizing structure of democracy.

But that is not enough to make his message acceptable.

The second step will accept that message if the trust value of the selected message is greater than the minimum acceptable threshold; otherwise, the message will be discarded.

All questions for the knowledge questionnaire and FGI were developed in the light of internationally acceptable safe motherhood messages and according to the key health messages disseminated by the Ministry of Health through the Tanzanian National Reproductive and Child Health Communication Strategy of 2001 2005 [ 29].

It works well, is fast, and is an acceptable music and messaging phone, which is mostly what folks want anyway.

In a no-holds-barred report, the experienced former Conservative cabinet minister warns "continuing as we are is not an acceptable option", adding "the message I keep hearing is that the UK does not have a strategy for growth and wealth creation".

This distorted reinforcement of smoking as cool and acceptable sends the wrong message to our youth and undermines the existing smoking bans put in place to protect the health of the public.