There is no one-size-fits-all model for water and sanitation, and fees for service are often both acceptable and preferred.
Questions about acceptability therefore need to push beyond simple willingness, to understand the context within which interventions such as PrEP might be acceptable and/or preferred.
Moreover, tabulated or itemized structured reports are more acceptable and preferred by both radiologists and clinicians[ 5 7], and their use is suggested as a measure to help promote radiology practice guidelines and patient care.
In the place of an image of Buddha, a mantra written on a piece of paper or similar is perfectly acceptable, and preferred in the Jōdo Shinshū (Pure Land) tradition of Buddhism and in Nichiren Buddhism.
Overall, 76% of all patients found the computer version to be acceptable (either preferring it specifically or finding it as acceptable as the paper version).
On the topic of the homophobia row, Mr Helmer said that it was "morally acceptable to prefer heterosexuality over homosexuality, or vice versa".
When challenged on his views, he told The Sun that it was morally acceptable to prefer heterosexuality over homosexuality, or vice versa.
In a statement on his website, Mr Helmer said he was "deeply shocked" by today's story, and insisted that it was "morally acceptable to prefer heterosexuality over homosexuality, or vice versa".
Its candidate for the parliamentary by-election in Newark and the man fighting to become Ukip's first ever MP, Roger Helmer, was criticised at the start of May for saying it was "morally acceptable to prefer heterosexuality over homosexuality, or vice versa", and comparing homophobia to having "different tastes in tea".
It is not only easily available but also readily acceptable, and often preferred, to more rational methods of diagnosis and treatment.
The weak autumn sun had long set by the time a senior palace aide, perhaps even the Queen's private secretary, Sir Christopher Geidt KCVO OBE PC, welcomed his fellow counsellors – "councillors", of course, is acceptable, but not preferred – into the silk and gilt-trimmed splendour of the 1844 Room for the ninth meeting this year of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council [see footnote].
