Sentence examples for accepted some issues from inspiring English sources

Labour has opposed the exclusion of Scottish MPs, but has accepted some issues being discussed in an English-only grand committee.

Much of the standard philosophical literature on this subject comes from 20th century logical positivists and empiricists, their followers, and critics who embraced their issues and accepted some of their assumptions even as they objected to specific views.

"I particularly welcome the improvements in safety, though accept that some issues remain unresolved, and in resettlement, where the outcomes for prisoners were assessed as being reasonably good".

Then I decided to fictionalise it because I sensed it was difficult for him to accept some of the issues that have to be dealt with in the play.

He is accepting some accountability for "multiple issues of our own making besetting the bank" in the past year.

The trust accepted there were some issues within the department but said this did not amount to bullying and harassment.

Calls are also being made for the government to accept some Guantánamo detainees, an issue that will be on the agenda of a meeting of divided EU foreign ministers in Brussels.

Bob Steel, a treasury under-secretary, accepts that on some issues the talking is likely to go on for years.

The study of Nostratic is still in its early stages and, even if its basic validity is accepted, many issues of reconstruction remain problematic.

Head of children's services Peter Hay said the council accepted the issues facing it and had already begun to address them.

We accept that our definition of an issue does not take into consideration the possibility that not all issues have commits; some issues do not have commits, since they are not pull requests.