Is her dog called Betty? – he will accept that it could have been Leslie, maybe.
The United States had never accepted that it could use force only with the Council's approval.
"It's just hard for us to accept this kind of racial profiling, and especially to accept that it could be part of our lives indefinitely".
In the end, the Spanish government, like the Irish government in 2010, was forced to accept that it could not go it alone.
Whyte suspects local kids, but accepts that it could also be a fox or a more shadowy creature that is said to lurk in the woods.
If we decide to leave Afghanistan, for example, we have to accept that it could become again a place where groups with global terrorist ambitions can operate.
In the past, fierce controversy raged concerning the racial identity of Mapungubwe's occupants, and, as in the case of Great Zimbabwe, early excavators refused to accept that it could have been built by Africans.
During Lords questions, he asked: "Would [the minister] accept that it could be a mistake to think of and discuss fracking in terms of the whole of the United Kingdom in one go?
Just as Labour in the mid-1990s had to accept that it could not be elected unless it promised to stick to Conservative monetary and fiscal policies, so the Tories now feel forced to commit themselves to spending no less than Labour on health and education, regardless of whether it is the right amount or not.
"Most people appear to accept that it could become the new normal," said Professor Bale, adding that both the Conservatives, also known as the Tories, and the Labour Party, in the opposition, might struggle to win a clear majority in elections due in 2015.
