Sentence examples for accepted as necessary from inspiring English sources

Interviews and press conferences were accepted as necessary.

Tony Blair says he would have been considered mad to propose the kind of financial regulation now accepted as necessary.

In a decent society, taxation would be generally accepted as necessary to regulate markets, prevent abuse by the powerful and protect the weak.

Now that the digital age has introduced us to the joys of instant gratification, waiting interminably in line is no longer accepted as necessary part of life.

Even Russian casualties fighting next door in Ukraine — a war the public accepted as necessary for its own protection — were hidden by the state.

While widely accepted as necessary, land reform in Zimbabwe has struggled to yield significant gains for the country's ordinary people, hindered by the erratic efforts of the government and the sometimes slow pace of international assistance.

The first Ransome was an uncritical defender of the Russian revolution, a man who wrote passionately pro-Bolshevik pamphlets and articles, denied the Red Terror, justified the suppression of democracy, was even prepared to accept as necessary execution without trial.

In the Senate, a group of Democrats and Republicans operating independently of party leaders is trying to come up with a plan that neither party would like but both would accept as necessary.

Macri's vow to remove the artificial official rate, and allow the market to prevail, is a move that most warily accept as necessary.

So far, polls indicate that public opinion is backing the spending cuts, with as many as 60 percent of poll respondents saying they accept them as necessary.

It is accepted as politically necessary; after every controversial comment, the press expects a "clarification".