Sentence examples for accepted, such as from inspiring English sources

Muslims whose denominations are not accepted, such as the Gonabadi dervishes also face persecution, with members often imprisoned.

Some "radical" economies may therefore be required, he accepted, such as "dispensing with disclosure of documents and cross-examination, even with an oral hearing, in smaller cases".

However, he weakens his stand by saying he is sure some of his ideas would never be accepted, such as a Federal sales tax and a divi dend tax credit.

Although the dropping of other pledges in negotiations have been reluctantly accepted, such as the promise to reclaim control over fishing quotas from March 2019, accepting continued membership of a customs union would be of a different and much larger scale.

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Looking back, there was huge debate over interventions that have now been widely accepted, such as the seat belt laws and, more recently, the ban on smoking in public places.

They propose remedies that the president will never accept, such as repealing his "job-killing" reforms to health care and the financial system.

Cablevision, Mr. Walsh said, has also insisted on "proposals that no — quote unquote — self-respecting union could accept, such as the unfettered right to subcontract work".

Mr Sarkozy tends to propose only what he knows Mrs Merkel will accept, such as the idea of a European tax on financial transactions.

"Israel has insisted on demands it knows well that Palestinians cannot accept, such as imposing Israeli sovereignty over the area of Haram al Sharif, Mr. Mubarakk said, referring to the holy sites in Jerusalem.

They might attach strings to a fast-track deal that Mr Bush will find difficult to accept, such as generous compensation for workers displaced by foreign competition, or the enforcement of labour standards in America's bilateral agreements.