The phrase "acceptance that when" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks clarity and completeness.
It may be used in contexts discussing the acknowledgment of a condition or situation that occurs at a specific time, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The acceptance that when faced with challenges, we must adapt is crucial for personal growth."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment that when" or "recognition that when".
And that has to begin with the acceptance that when things go wrong, even the most passionate opponents of "big government" complain that the government is not big enough and should be doing more.
All these things were cited as potential ways of reducing what one speaker memorably described as "a culture of acceptance that when you go into hospital, things won't be right".
Yesterday, there was no plot twist, no surge into unlikely terrain, only the acceptance that when he fell back home in Somerset a few weeks ago he had ruined his chances of winning back the Gold Cup for a second time.
For each category, we first discuss the acceptance of biopower, followed by a discussion of the issues relating to and the dynamics of acceptance that will become relevant when the envisioned smart biomass use scheme becomes reality.
Macklemore is discussing issues like same-sex equality, a topic's acceptance that is long overdue when it comes to hip-hop.
There is a fabulous story in the book Everyday Blessings by Buddhist researcher Jon KaboutZinn, about a man who heard Kabat-Zinn taboutbouthehe acceptance that had consumed him when his son came home from college one Thanksgiving, even though the son arrived so late the meal had been eaten and the family was in bed.
I was under the (erroneous) impression, established by movies (who'd have thought?), that when college acceptance letters came, they arrived in blank white envelopes too large to carry notice of inheritance from some stuffy great-aunt and too small for, well, a pipe bomb, though both could, conceivably, smell of mildew and shattered dreams.
That, when you think about it, is acceptance".
His legacy is also to remind us of the importance of tolerance and acceptance and that when we exclude and humiliate on the basis of prejudice, we hurt members of our community.
A major finding related to acceptance is that, when directly asked, at least one-third of teachers assert that they do not accept evolution or are undecided, with elementary teachers being less likely to accept evolution than secondary teachers.
What helped me with that acceptance was that when she was in a situation where Lee was beating her, she left.
