Sentence examples for accepted some version of from inspiring English sources

In the days I spent talking with dancers, instructors, and administrators at the Bolshoi, it was clear that everyone had accepted some version of this theme: "What happens in the theatre reflects what is happening in the streets".

By Elissa Curtis March 8, 2013 In this week's issue of the magazine, David Remnick has an article about the recent scandal at the Bolshoi Ballet: "In the days I spent talking with dancers, instructors, and administrators at the Bolshoi, it was clear that everyone had accepted some version of this theme: 'What happens in the theatre reflects what is happening in the streets,' " he writes.

Every modern philosopher accepted some version of the theory of ideas the view that we immediately perceive certain mental entities called ideas, but don't have direct access to physical objects.

America has signed or is negotiating bilateral agreements with 50 countries, each of which would accept some version of FATCA.

In order to justify the claim to pattern and order in the sonnet sequence, one has to accept some version of this belief.

I would not go further than that at this stage, but John Whittingdale (see 4.42pm and 4.46pm) and David Blunkett (6.25pm), who were seen as two strong opponents of Leveson, now seem to be saying they could accept some version of this.

There was no immediate confirmation, but Mr. Saleh has repeatedly suggested that he would accept some version of the original plan, only to shift away from any real concessions to the political opposition.

Mr. Paterson and Senate Democrats are seeking to convince the Assembly speaker, Mr. Silver, to accept some version of a plan that would allow the state's public universities to set their own tuitions without legislative approval.

All of Barbash's characters accept some version of Timkin's way of life: they act and talk as if everyone lived that way, or at least ought to live that way, since it's the way the right kind of people live.

At the same time the commander of Russia's nuclear forces, General Vladimir Yakovlev, is saying that Russia may be prepared to accept some version of an American anti-missile defence system, to which Russia has previously objected.This is mostly accepting the inevitable: Russia's arsenal is becoming obsolete, so there is an urgent need to negotiate much lower numbers.

But if Republican intransigence is blamed for a default or his caucus is forced to accept some version of the Senate Democratic plan — an outcome some House members would consider far worse than allowing the nation to not pay its bills — Mr. Boehner could be weakened.