Sentence examples for accepted current from inspiring English sources

But many now assume that the "accepted" current speed in Britain is 80mph changing the law would risk pushing that higher.

A bitter debate still rages between those who have accepted current artistic director, Peter Martins, as Balanchine's natural heir, and those - such as former New Yorker dance critic Arlene Croce - who have accused Martins of "ripping out" the company's heart.

He finds no evidence, however, to support either the Brokeback rumors about Hemingway and Fitzgerald, in their day, or the widely accepted current opinion that Melville drove Hawthorne away by coming on to him physically.

In them Eliot accepted current theatrical conventions at their most conventional, subduing his style to a conversational level and eschewing the lyrical passages that gave beauty to his earlier plays.

In addition, while the N.R.A. seems to have reluctantly accepted current law restricting sales by licensed gun dealers to convicted felons, it claims that only "law-abiding people" obey such restrictions — and it opposes applying them to private gun dealers or those who sell all kinds of weapons from the back of a van or pickup truck at gun shows.

I gave interviews and talked to anyone who would listen, and generally acted contrary to all accepted current day wisdom on athletes and the corporate environment we live in where everyone buys Michael Jordan's sneakers, even Republicans (as the saying goes).

What immigrants are required to display is a "willingness to accept current political structures and to engage with the host community so that a new common identity can be forged" (Miller 1995, 129).

Acknowledging that loss-whatever it means to you-is the first step toward relinquishing stale dynamics, accepting current reality, and crafting a new and better co-parenting relationship over time.

A candidate closer to the center of American public opinion — one, say, who accepts current laws on gay marriage and supports comprehensive immigration reform — might even survive the nomination process and get elected.

The perception on the quality of environment, living conditions, and access to transport and healthcare was categorised as moderate to good, and this was probably due to moderate ways of living and the culture of accepting current situations or fates.

While most Saudis are proud of their faith and believe in the justice of Islamic law, many would like their legal system to accept currents other than Wahhabism in interpreting it.