Sentence examples for accepted established from inspiring English sources

Given the absence of a widely accepted, established definition, we defined home cooking as the actions required for preparing hot or cold foods at home, including combining, mixing and often heating ingredients.

In 1280 a law was accepted establishing freedom from taxes for magnates who served as members of the king's cavalry, creating a hereditary nobility; the following year Magnus Ladulås exempted the property of the church from all taxes.

In the congressional races, the League of Conservation Voters, aims to spend $2m before election day to defeat what the group calls the 'Flat Earth Five': Republicans who do not accept established science on climate change.

We owe our strength to our political and economic system and to the way we educate our children — not merely to accept established orthodoxy but to challenge and improve it.

But too often on this album the Very Best accepts established genres — reggae, electro, house — instead of making its own.

As we get closer and closer to that '43 mark, the U.S. will have to confront this truth as the next generation will not remain stagnant and accept established norms.

Still, within these many traditions, a poetics that readily accepts established poetic forms and simply infuses these forms with current political content suggests that political poetry is a kind of stagnant genre universal, unchanging, detached from the particularities of the contemporary moment.

However, President Karolos summoned them for another meeting on Tuesday to see if they would accept establishing a government of technocrats.

It's important to reiterate that research questioning accepted and established science is important and often a useful scientific contribution.

Like many in Westchester, I have a professional life in which I am accepted and established by one name, my own.

As elsewhere, it is likely that new people and new ideas were accepted by established groups to varying degrees depending upon local conditions.