Sentence examples for accepted extensive from inspiring English sources

The main political division reflects differing views on the importance of free-market forces; but the socialists long ago stopped insisting on nationalization of the country's industry, and the nonsocialists have accepted extensive governmental control of the country's economy.

And under the terms of a settlement ending a lawsuit by the State of New Jersey that questioned his $1.1 million salary, the institute said it had accepted extensive governance changes that would stiffen oversight of its financial management.

And under terms of a settlement ending a lawsuit by the State of New Jersey that questioned his $1.1 million salary, the institute has accepted extensive governance changes that will stiffen oversight of its financial management.

Existing distribution networks were not designed to accept extensive distributed generation (DG).

In addition, Iran would have to accept extensive monitoring and cooperate with an inquiry looking into evidence of past work on nuclear warhead design.

But through a complicated father-son dynamic -- Mr. Huntsman, 51, a former governor of Utah, has spent much of his life trying to balance the benefits of being a Huntsman against a drive to make a mark on his own -- he told advisers and even reporters that he would not accept extensive help.

Drug-eluting stents were accepted for extensive clinical use based on randomized trials involving relatively few and selected patients, with angiographic follow-up data serving as the primary end point.

"But whether the remaining sanctions and the threat of additional sanctions will be sufficient to force Iran to accept more extensive and permanent nuclear limits is unclear...

"But whether the remaining sanctions and the threat of additional sanctions will be sufficient to force Iran to accept more extensive and permanent nuclear limits is unclear….

"But whether the remaining sanctions and the threat of additional sanctions will be sufficient to force Iran to accept more extensive and permanent nuclear limits is unclear.… In six months, we'll have a better idea which argument is correct".

You may think God is a delusion but you don't have to believe in him to accept the extensive further evidence that people with a weekly spiritual practice are significantly less prone to mental illness.