Ms Marsh, the boss of Stanford Hospital, accepts that when individuals pay a bigger share of the bill, hospitals will come under greater competitive pressure.
With 22 different homes in 36 years, it is easy to see where some of the problems lie when it comes to prolonged, sustained success for London – finding a permanent home and building a fanbase – and Henderson accepts that when he took charge of the club the problems were even deeper than where the first team were playing.
I've come to accept that, when an artist or a writer achieves a certain type of fame, anything he or she comes in contact with becomes extraordinarily valuable.
There's no more obvious sign of disdain for these lives than to accept that, when the government takes stock of who counts in the United States, they may not be included.
By Thessaly La Force March 1, 2009 I've come to accept that, when an artist or a writer achieves a certain type of fame, anything he or she comes in contact with becomes extraordinarily valuable.
You must accept that, when Melville clothes the heroes like those of his own gangster movies, such as "Le Samourai," he is not imposing a style so much as honoring a strain of melancholy toughness — not a bad defense mechanism under such conditions.
At the heart of risk taking is the willingness to accept that, when you take risks, you might fail.
One thing that has been particularly difficult is accepting that, when you're only one half of a couple, there will, sometimes, be disagreements.
I accept that when negotiations are under way there are aspects that have to done behind closed doors.
Kids accept that when they feel it and the best tool I have is my own conviction".
She didn't understand that, though she accepted that when you married someone you took on his baggage, and one day the healing would be complete.
