Sentence examples for accepted source from inspiring English sources

The most generally accepted source is the Greek tragōidia, or "goat-song," from tragos ("goat") and aeidein ("to sing").

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.

George W. Bush about the irrelevance of the UN proved to be greatly overstated, as subsequent events demonstrated that the UN continued to be the world's most widely accepted source of international legitimacy.

"In order to achieve some measure of permanence in an ever-fluctuating political and social order, judicial decisions must be plausibly rooted in either the Constitution or another accepted source of law".

The KEGG pathway database is a widely accepted source for biomolecular pathway maps.

Next to DCD kidney transplantation, which has been a generally accepted source of donor organs in many countries, DCD transplantation of the liver, lung and pancreas is possible and has been increasingly performed in the past decade.

In pursuing this aim he rejected any reliance on divine revelation a move more unusual then than now—and sought to limit himself to sense perception and reason, two universally accepted sources of knowledge.

In five years, let's look at internet advertising spend reports from some commonly accepted sources, such as the IAB.

Other processes seem not truth-conducive or reducible to one or more of the widely accepted sources such as perception and inference.

The source, inspired by the principle of conscience, is a last resort if none of the widely accepted sources are applicable to a problem.

Herbs are widely accepted sources of medicine, which play an important role in health care programme worldwide [ 10].