Sentence examples for accepted its decision from inspiring English sources

As the D-Notice system is a voluntary one, and as Harper-Collins assured me that the book would not in any way damage national security, I accepted its decision not to submit it.

Amnesty International, which has launched independent inquiries into the suicides of Mootoo and McGregor, said it had cooperated fully with the investigation by the French authorities and accepted its decision.

One of his chief faults was his tendency to subordinate his own judgment to that of the generals surrounding him; at every critical juncture, before Boston, before New York, before Philadelphia, and in New Jersey, he called a council of war and in almost every instance accepted its decision.

This International accepted the affiliation only of parties that accepted its decisions as binding, imposed iron discipline, and made a clean break with the Second International.

"This effectively means that it wants us to accept its decision.

He urged the public to accept its decision.

Ayatollah Sistani has refused to meet with American officials, but he has indicated that he would meet with the United Nations team and accept its decision.

In a statement regarding the decision to overturn the conspiracy convictions, the United States attorney's office in Brooklyn said, "Of course, we are disappointed by that result, but the court has spoken and we accept its decision".

It was customary of the IAAF to accept the final decision of its national branch, and the Associated Press wrote that "there is little doubt that if the Finnish federation clears Nurmi the international body will accept its decision without question".

At times when the court is under great pressure, it has to do something more: "The court must take care to speak and act in ways that allow people to accept its decisions on the terms the court claims for them, as grounded truly in principle, not as compromises with social and political pressures having, as such, no bearing on the principled choices that the court is obliged to make.

The Convention was the accepted source of authority, and soldiers and executioners alike followed its orders to a remarkable degree and accepted its rules and decisions, even as the Revolution turned on the revolutionaries.