Sentence examples for accepting large numbers of from inspiring English sources

Yesterday Conservative MP Adam Holloway branded European countries, including Germany, "bonkers" for accepting large numbers of refugees.

The American forces are spread out in a way that reflects diplomatic sensitivities in several countries about accepting large numbers of American troops and aircraft.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has argued that accepting large numbers of Muslims would endanger the continent's traditional Christian values.

The current birth rate is 1.4 (well below the replacement rate of 2.1), and the Japanese are resistant to accepting large numbers of immigrants.

Stowe, Charterhouse, Wellington College and Shrewsbury accept large numbers of Russians.

China, however, like Japan, might find it hard to integrate or accept large numbers of foreigners in its midst.

On the one hand, like most European countries, Germany invited and accepted large numbers of migrant workers after the war – mostly from Turkey.

"It's a trade off," he said, pointing out that Norway and Switzerland, non-EU members sometimes pointed to by Vote Leave, accept large numbers of EU citizens.

An article yesterday about Turkey's refusal to accept large numbers of American ground troops in the event of a war with Iraq misstated the name of the dominant Islamic party in the new government.

One popular strategy for driving up yield rates is to accept large numbers of early applicants, who usually must promise to attend if admitted -- the system into which Harvard may have thrown a wrench.

If Congress does not establish a predictable, reliable method to update Medicare payments to keep pace with inflation, there won't be enough doctors willing to accept large numbers of Medicare patients".