Sentence examples for accepted much of from inspiring English sources

His diagnosis: "The message was not there," according to several aides, who said he accepted much of the blame.

"The coalition government had accepted much of its progressive agenda of social tolerance and constitutional reform, and Labour lacked an alternative.

Though he faulted the conventional wisdom of investing in stocks and real estate for some of his woes, along with poor financial advice, he accepted much of the blame himself.

Council leaders accepted much of the thrust of the report but expressed concern that inherent in many of the recommendations was the "presumption that the people of Birmingham and their city council should be instructed on local affairs from Whitehall".

In a lengthy briefing at Chelsea's Cobham training ground, Mourinho said that he accepted much of the criticism following Tuesday's shock 2-1 defeatoto Basel at home in the Champions League, but said that he "didn't like" the style of the side last season and, with the backing if Roman Abramovich, would force change.

But when Republicans achieved a slight majority in the Senate to go along with the Reagan landslide, Democrats, still in the majority in the House, accepted much of his agenda, in deference to the public's will and also in recognition that a new era in politics had arrived.

It would accept much of the plan, including the replacement of the UN by the EU.

Congress is not likely to accept much of Mr. Obama's budget, given Republicans' opposition.

Today we accept much of his critique of certain views of science as correct.

To ensure trade continuity – which is in everyone's interest – it would accept much of the present EU regulation.

Airlines were giving points and perks to loyal customers long before anyone had heard of "Farmville".Game overMessrs Werbach and Hunter accept much of this criticism.