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Idiom
To be/feel up to doing something.
To be capable of or fit for something.
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A big reason: "For women, it is socially acceptable to do something else," says Wallace. "It's hard for a guy to justify that he's going to run the nonprofit".
Don't change your mind when you have made a decision or make it acceptable to do something on a one off basis as it can become confusing for the child when they think that it is okay and then get told off for doing the same thing later on.
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However, it is also a perfectly acceptable excuse to do something a little outside the box, a little risky.
When there appears to be no single obvious and acceptable 'right' way to do something, ethics provides a means of evaluating and choosing between different, often competing options.
When David Frost asked former President Richard Nixon in 1977 if it is acceptable for a President to do something illegal, Nixon replied, "Well, when the President does it, that means that it is not illegal".
It has to be [done] with caution but is useful because many countries that find themselves below certain acceptable ranking for themselves particularly feel that they need to do something.
"It's not acceptable, it's an embarrassment to London and to us and we have to do something about that," he said.
We wanted to do something better, and bring that experience into a socially acceptable space".
Since it is immoral to force someone to do something of which he or she does not approve, only reasons acceptable to the other person can give one the moral right to treat the person in accordance with these reasons.
3. Use This As an Excuse to Do Something Great A diagnosis of a rare disease is probably a socially acceptable reason to feel sorry for yourself.
But it meant something to do something.
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