Sentence examples for accepting that the issue from inspiring English sources

In Brussels, the comments were seen as a signal that the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, was now accepting that the issue of Greece would dominate the summit meeting and that she wanted to set tough conditions on any declaration that was made.

They might do so, however, if they are politically convinced and if the government makes a serious effort to debate the issues accepting that the outcome of deliberation must be uncertain at the start.

But of course I accept, everybody accepts, that the issue of the hub status of Britain's airport capacity is a really important one for our economy".

Rubio's professed ignorance has shifted to skepticism – a sign that many Republicans have reluctantly accepted that the issue exists for voters, if not that the issue matters.

"Following the Good Friday Agreement both the British and Irish governments accepted that the issue of those defined as on-the-runs was an anomaly and the two governments committed to resolve the issue.

The argument can only get under way for those philosophers who accept that the issue cannot be settled a priori, so the possibility of the disembodiment that we can imagine is still prima facie open.

The Alliance leader said that while his party accepted that the issue of on-the-runs had to be dealt with, "what we needed was an open and transparent process".

Mr Netanyahu has been persuaded to change his mind by accepting that the "core issues"—the status of Jerusalem, the redrawing of borders and the rights of Palestinian refugees be put on the agenda right from the start.

The king, he added, "is not accepting that this issue needs to be addressed".

When I step up, open my mind and take the walls away from my heart, have the courage to accept that MY issues are more about ME than anyone else, things change.

Rising star Gugu Mbatha-Raw is terrific as Dido, a nuanced performance that perfectly embodies the increasingly independent spirit who refuses to accept that – in issues of both race and gender – "we are but their property".