Sentence examples for accepted the definition from inspiring English sources

If accepted, the definition will globally represent what social work is.

Mendelssohn worked within the framework of Wolffian metaphysics and psychology, and thus he accepted the definition of sensible perception as clear but confused cognition.

In this article we have accepted the definition of EPV based upon the WHO definition of PV: Ecopharmacovigilance is the science and activities associated with the detection, evaluation, understanding and prevention of adverse effects of pharmaceuticals in the environment.

The Work Group accepted the definition of CKD, as set out by the practice guidelines from the K/DOQI Work Group [ 48], of an eGFR < 60 mL/min/1.73 m2 calculated using the MDRD-6 formula [ 29] for more than three months for patients with cirrhosis (Table 5) [ 47].

We accepted the definitions used in three studies [ 9, 11, 13].

We accepted the definitions of those reporting the figures (including the trade press characterization of private firms).

The church on the road – and, in this sense, I accept the definition of reformer".

Mr. Bremer replied: "I don't accept the definition of a country in chaos.

"I don't accept the definition of a country in chaos," L. Paul Bremer III, the chief American administrator, said this month.

Teachers need a new strategy to re-establish themselves as professionals, he said, rather than just accepting the definition of a management-worker relationship.

While I feel that definition can be stretched to include the Greens under Caroline Lucas, Plaid Cymru under Leanne Wood and the SNP under Nicola Sturgeon, I struggle to accept the definition for the Lib Dems under Tim Farron.