Sentence examples for accepted at the outset. from inspiring English sources

Celtic's legal team, through their solicitor advocate Liam O'Donnell, accepted at the outset that the tribunal would be entitled to uphold the complaint against Tonev solely on Logan's evidence.

This process is emergent and ongoing because it is accepted at the outset that the outcomes of health IT implementations are cannot be fully known in advance.

Better, then, to accept at the outset that Urban Dictionary is not a lexicographical project at all.

In determining the effect of this instruction on the validity of respondent's conviction, we accept at the outset the well established proposition that a single instruction to a jury may not be judged in artificial isolation, but must be viewed in the context of the overall charge.

He said it was "regrettable" that the culture committee had chosen to "ignore completely" the evidence he gave, which was that he had accepted "unequivocally" at the outset of his appearance that hacking went beyond the activities of the paper's royal editor.

This allocation can only be justified, however, by the defendant's consent, at the outset, to accept counsel as his representative.

He relinquished power without a struggle, apparently in accordance with obligations he accepted from the outset.

She accepted from the outset that she had committed an anti-doping rule violation.

Wingmen are typically close friends of the men they help, and -- whether they accept their support role at the outset or have it thrust upon them -- they are expected to suffer in the job.

India removed one obstacle last summer, by dropping its insistence that the separatists accept the Indian constitution at the outset of talks.

The theory was that since earnings would grow over time, investors in stocks would accept a lesser return at the outset.