Sentence examples for accepting the use of from inspiring English sources

So the IMF has now, officially, said that capital controls — limits on the international movement of funds, hot money in particular — have their uses: The International Monetary Fund has cemented a substantial ideological shift by accepting the use of direct controls to calm volatile cross-border capital flows, as employed by emerging market countries in recent years.

Accepting the use of natural numbers in this way, also means that we accept the use of sets and sequences to describe reality.

In this study, a total of 70.6% clients were accepting the use of a PITC service.

In St. Thomas, 21% reported personally accepting the use of IPV in relationships (28% abused vs. 2% never abused; p<0.01).

Patients expressed the view that, whilst accepting the use of coercive measures in specific circumstances, they preferred physical restraint to forced medication (especially in injectable form) due to the side effects produced by the latter.

Whilst there was initial difficulty in accepting the use of the term 'depression', after careful negotiation between participants and the research team, involving discussion and explanation through the use of an introductory vignette, depression was understood.

In this paper, we describes a case study that designs for technology acceptance in a multi-stakeholders collaboration setting to support elderly people to accept the use of an e-homecare system.

Successive Australian governments have accepted the use of the term.

Although now officially accepted, the use of healers is not new.

In musicals, audiences are willing to accept the use of some privileged angles.

(The ICJ also accepted the use of the term "wall", since "other expressions" are "no more accurate").