Sentence examples for acceptance of state from inspiring English sources

Senator Kennedy said: "White House officials think they came some distance with the acceptance of state courts.

And of course the term "welfare state" signals acceptance of state responsibility for the broader welfare of the people.

He added that policy makers shouldn't let the acceptance of state ownership of banks pave the way for a broader return of the state-dominated economic model.

"We can still stand for and offer holy matrimony between a man and a woman as a sacred ordinance given by God, while accepting that the state has endorsed a wider view of marriage," Freier said, likening it to acceptance of state recognition of de facto relationships.

If Breau did point a rifle, as the court has found him guilty of, the fact that this action has received the vast majority of the public's attention speaks to a general acceptance of state violence and warfare over the rights of Indigenous peoples.

Liberals have long criticised America's acceptance of state-sanctioned death as an international embarrassment with little deterrent effect.

Our acceptance of state-administered amnesia can be seen as a tacit understanding among men of letters who appease the state's power.

Cleveland's mayor, Frank Jackson, also acknowledged reluctant acceptance of the state law prevailing over planned convention-related events.

The early agreement this year, Mr. Silver said, merely connotes the leaders' acceptance of the state of the economy and the sagging revenue.

Experience — very natural…But nothing constructive at bottom, only acceptance really, a piddling contemptible acceptance of the state of affairs that flatters one into feeling thus noble or useful!

But she said Mr. DiFrancesco had indicated that the $300 million rail offer depended on Bergen County officials' acceptance of a state plan to demolish the Continental Airlines Arena, the home of the Nets basketball team and the Devils hockey team in the Meadowlands.