Sentence examples for accepted broadly from inspiring English sources

Without any artificial quotas, those accepted broadly reflect the tribal divisions of the country.

UnionPay is actually the third-largest payment network in the world, behind Visa and MasterCard, owing to its reach, and is also increasingly accepted broadly beyond China.

Only a small minority of people are true ideologues, but a fuzzier version of free market ideology is accepted broadly enough that our political discourse has been taken over.

Again, due to the retrospective nature of the study, we accepted broadly interpreted descriptions in the medical records for items such as "sudden onset" or "woke from sleep" which were adapted from, though not further defined in an adult study by Hand et al [ 16]. Adult stroke scales were also designed to be applied prospectively.

Will we become socially — and constitutionally — conditioned to accept broadly defined offenses, an eroded presumption of innocence and lower degrees of criminal intent in other contexts?

But mostly, of course, it is that over the dossier, almost everybody in the party, as in the country, accepts (broadly) my version of events, rather than Campbell's.

Marcato shows that interaction changes us, forever (birds in the wild, after human touch, never easily rejoin the flock, if they do at all) -- we must always choose carefully; accept broadly the implications of our every choice and encounter.

Although some philosophers, such as Daniel Dennett, have disputed the validity of this distinction, others have broadly accepted it.

While accepting the broadly neo-Kantian conceptual template as Rickert elaborated it, Weber's methodological writings would turn mostly on this issue.

He followed this in accepting a broadly empiricist view of facts that excluded moral facts in any unetiolated sense of "fact".

Indeed, because they accept a broadly Aristotelian ontology, they have no choice but to identify relations with either individual substances or their monadic properties.