Sentence examples for accepting in the from inspiring English sources

Public discipline is lacking; the civic virtue of knowing your humble place and accepting in the interest of the common good the guidance of the wiser and better is hardly known.

Even when there was a long deadline, much of this action was compressed into the last moments, because a student who had been offered a position at, say, his third choice hospital, would be inclined to wait as long as possible before accepting, in the hope of eventually being offered a preferable position.

As one of a number of journalists offered places on the torch relay by the organisers or sponsors – Lloyds, in my case – I paused briefly before accepting in the knowledge that it's not an opportunity likely to come around again on my own doorstep.

Leeds agreed, accepting in the signed agreement that a CVA, which they failed to achieve, is: "A reasonable... requirement having regard to the public perception and credibility of the League, the creditworthiness of the member clubs and the integrity of the League's competition".

All faith groups are certainly not universally accepting (in the interest of ecumenism, I won't name names).

Based on the videotapes, the observer described all observed parent behaviors (e.g., being emotionally involved) and child behaviors (e.g., crying or accepting) in the observation instrument for diabetes-specific situations (based on generic observation instruments [ 22- 24], but with a focus on the parent child interaction related to the child's diabetes and diabetes-related tasks).

In The Netherlands, the concept of brain death was accepted in the 1970s [ 1- 4].

He was accepted in the Physics Dept.

This editorial summarizes the papers accepted in the special issue.

The majority of the refugees were accepted in the last three months.

These views were widely and enthusiastically accepted in the late 18th century.