Sentence examples for accepting a degree from inspiring English sources
Dealing with Putin always involved a certain trade-off for America: accepting a degree of Putin authoritarianism in return for cooperation on global issues that mattered to us, as long as Putin "sort of" kept Russia moving toward a more open, consensual society.
"The administration may be forced to choose between scaling back the diplomatic mission or accepting a degree of physical risk familiar to military personnel but normally unacceptable for diplomats," said the report by two committee investigators, a copy of which was provided to The New York Times.
A lot depends on whether Scotland retains the pound, he argues, thereby accepting a degree of Westminster oversight that many Scots who voted for independence would find unpalatable.
Most authors, whilst accepting a degree of left:right symmetry in caries attack, have assumed that it is either the same site affected on the left hand side of the mouth as on the right [ 12- 16].
A solution that accepts a degree of shared foolishness will make that much easier.
People will accept a degree of austerity if they believe it to be fair.
To confront truth, these parallels suggest, is to accept a degree of damage.
Given the nature of the industry, we accept a degree of caution is merited.
"Scholarship will drift towards collections that accept a degree of influence from the outside," he said.
Some accused Linklater of being nostalgically complicit in his characters' jockish sexism; others accepted a degree of critical distance.
He declined it with the words: "No man should, in my judgement, accept a degree that he cannot read".
