Sentence examples for action to accept from inspiring English sources
The delays so far, and hints of a sustained, patient approach going forward, are surely frustrating for those seeking urgent action to accept.
Yet their crisp geometries, accumulating marks and radiating patterns force us to mind the gap between artistic thought and artistic action, to accept the inability of language to predict visual outcome.
Thus, a vehicle at intersection intending to take right turn requires choosing between two alternative actions: to accept or reject an available gap.
Savage, science does not produce knowledge, but rather recommendations for actions: to accept a hypothesis is always a decision to act as if that hypothesis were true.
It should be noted that this knowledge did not reflect in their actions to accept the available vaccine, and it could be possible that they have the attitude of not to worry about the disease in the future than the short term adverse effects of vaccination if any.
To consent to another's action is "to make oneself a partner in the other's action and to accept a share in the responsibility for it" (Boxill 1993 96 999).
Many of Sihanouk's friends in the west found this course of action hard to accept.
He also called for legislation prohibiting legislative leaders from using their political action committees to accept contributions from government contractors.
The same Supreme Court ruling in 2010 that set the stage for these political action committees to accept unlimited donations also allowed unions to send their foot soldiers to visit not just union members at home, but also voters who do not belong to unions — a move expected to increase labor's political clout significantly in this year's elections.
Just in time for the 2014 midterm elections, the Federal Election Commission has voted to allow political action committees to accept campaign contributions in the form of bitcoin.
The 2008 Supreme Court decision in Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission upended campaign finance law by allowing political action committees to accept unlimited donations from undisclosed donors.
