Sentence examples for accepted use of from inspiring English sources
The convert all the more readily accepted use of the image if he had brought into his Christianity, as many did, a heritage of Neoplatonism.
He said penalizing the widely accepted use of marijuana -- some 6,000 people a year are charged with marijuana offenses -- helped to bring the law itself into disrepute in Jamaica.
Proportion has to do with the organization of amounts and areas; the traditional Japanese rule that an arrangement should be at least one and a half times the height of the container is a generally accepted use of this principle.
The accepted use of nonlethal force (also used by the Obama Administration in 2013) prevented further injury to agents and a mass illegal rush across the border.
"Routine use of textual adaptations by current and future generations of 13 17-year-olds 13 17-year-olds 13 17-year-oldsion that this is normay and accepted userve toe language and rob this age group of a fundamental understanding of standard English grammar," they said in their published findings.
Orange County prosecutors will let a judge decide if former Irvine City Councilman C. David Baker violated terms of his forgery sentence last fall when he accepted use of a 1989 Cadillac and negotiated a $120,000-a-year job while doing court-ordered community service for a local youth organization.
These are all accepted uses of the term.
AHFS DI maintains a unique role in establishing medically accepted uses of drugs, both labeled and off-label.
Jack Baker, association president, and Margate resident Nazeer Ahmed told the council that changes from "current and accepted" uses of school sites should require approval by the city in the form of zoning variances.
We will calculate the mean threshold reduction in VTE at which women were willing to accept use of LMWH and the 95% confidence interval around the mean.
The present account predicts that children should initially produce and accept uses of verbs that are inconsistent with this meaning but cease to do so as they gradually learn that the VERB slot exhibits the semantic property of appearance.
