Sentence examples for accepting a form from inspiring English sources

It was essentially accepting a form of racial profiling".

Later, after abandoning the view that perception is fundamentally relational, and accepting a form of William James's neutral monism, Russell similarly came to believe that the notion of a conscious mind could be analyzed in terms of various percepts, experiences and sensations related to each other by psychological laws (AMi chaps. 1, 5; OOP chap. 26; cf. PLA, 277ff).

Maintaining that individual natures are primarily diverse amounts not to having no theory of individuation, but to accepting a form of haecceitism that, like Adams's, does not involve ontological commitment to the existence of real haecceities as distinct real constituents of things.

Chemical shifts of the phosphorus resonances are within 0.3 ppm of each other, indicating no significant deviation from accepted A-form RNA backbone torsions.

Chemical shifts of the phosphorus resonances are all within 0.3 ppm, indicating that there is no significant deviation from accepted A-form RNA backbone torsions.

His organisation nevertheless had to accept a form of "federalism in all but name", as an African diplomat put it.

Would we accept a form of national testing of individual patients to assess the status of health care in the United States?

We also believe that editors and journalists will rise in public esteem when they accept a form of self-regulation that is independently audited on the lines recommended by Lord Justice Leveson and laid down in the royal charter of 30 October 2013.

Mr Sarkozy threatened to legislate to enforce these, but he has since accepted a form of self-regulation in the shape of a code of good governance for companies.Charitable observers would call Mr Sarkozy's approach pragmatic.

"We… believe that editors and journalists will rise in public esteem when they accept a form of self-regulation that is independently audited on the lines recommended by Lord Justice Leveson and laid down in the Royal Charter".

Those who accepted epigenesis also accepted a form of vitalism.