Sentence examples for acceptance to join from inspiring English sources

The Scottish first minister, Alex Salmond, has said that Scotland would want to stay in the Union, but lawyers in Brussels say that if the country secedes it would most likely have to start over, negotiating E.U. membership terms and winning unanimous acceptance to join.

This piece details the rights of students who've received acceptance letters and offers to join the wait list, including a list of what should — and shouldn't — happen next.

I'll be by the pool with joy and acceptance if you want to join us. 1.

And in one respect his prime ministership was a triumph: thanks in large part to his personal diplomacy with France's President Georges Pompidou, he gained French acceptance for Britain's bid to join the EEC and then won the vote in Parliament.

Confident of my acceptance, I'd eagerly applied to join the new Teach for America corps, and had just been rejected.

A nice move to try to win acceptance by the big boys to join their club, but such tiny deployments probably cost the alliance as much to manage as they are worth.

The percussive rhythms, songs, and dances of Santería are meant to please the orishas (deities) and to persuade them to join the celebration; their acceptance is signaled by their manifestation within the dancers' bodies, what participants often describe as possession.

Acceptance of the invitation was high, at over 90%, but the rate of recruitment has been determined by the pattern of clinic attendances, with a gap of three to six months between the invitation to join the registry and acceptance.

But they're also particularly picky about who gets to join the program, with a 10percentt acceptance rate.

Safety can be found in acceptance of change, I think, watching as a few does materialize to join him at this time of the rut.

Since then, there has been a snowball effect of acceptance and openness that has helped skaters and companies within skating to join in and not hold back who they really are or who they want to be.