The phrase "acceptance up" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express an increase or improvement in acceptance, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The acceptance up in the community has been noticeable since the new policy was implemented."
Alternatives: "increase in acceptance" or "rise in acceptance".
But it's unclear that the idea of an open-space tax will win acceptance up-Island.
The statistics at Cambridge are particularly striking, with acceptances up from 165 in 2010 to 170 in 2014 despite fewer applications.
Love, in his book, is tolerance and acceptance — facing up to pain in order to take the pleasure that's given.
They continued to praise the plan, with some caveats, when the water management district approved the smaller $1.34 billion deal for just land in December, and on Wednesday, many Everglades advocates offered tacit acceptance, dressed up as excitement.
Snoop's turning point for mainstream acceptance: Teaming up with Lee Iacocca.
Recognising this, organisations almost always try for at least basic consent form and contact with communities; rarely is acceptance given up on entirely.
A sort of comedic Odysseus traversing the outer shoals of comedy and self acceptance, popping up at open mics, concerts, and festivals like a wayfaring Incredible Hulk leaving nothing but awe and bust stitches in his wake.
A sort of comedic Odysseus traversing the outer shoals of comedy and self acceptance, popping up at open mics, concerts, and festivals like a wayfaring Incredible Hulk leaving nothing but awe and bust stitches in his wake.
11 15 Teamwork climate was scored below the international benchmark, demonstrating that respondents in our study had less positivity towards: input acceptance, speaking up, conflict resolution, feeling supported by others, ease of asking questions and collaboration with their own colleagues or other professionals.
