There'll be a lot of pressure on us in Brazil but this team is growing and accepting that pressure.
But now the evolutionists are overcoming prejudices and accepting that microbes and symbiosis are creative evolutionary forces.
Regulators "should not be scared" of opening ratings totally to competition and accepting that agencies make mistakes, says a director of one recognised agency.
It is a joyous, heartrending parable of saying goodbye to one's childhood – and accepting that one's children will grow up and grow away.
But that means joining in the kind of alliances from which Beijing has always held aloof – and accepting that non-intervention may not always apply.
Some people who have participated in the Utah project say that rethinking polio's path and accepting that post-polio could shape the rest of their days has given them strength.
Being open to change and accepting that things don't always work out the way you thought they would could be the key to a happier life and a more exciting, varied career path.
They will either have to accept the banks' explanation, which would mean congratulating them on honest efforts to stimulate demand and accepting that "responsible" lending standards must be maintained; or they will have to take action.
We want our doctors to understand us, and, in many ways, they never will, and accepting that frustration requires the literary language at which all the physicians mentioned in this article succeed.
But before the Start II treaty can take effect, the Senate would have to agree to several protocols, including extending the treaty to 2007 and accepting that Russia is one of the four successor states to the accord.
It was the beginning of really starting a family for me, and accepting that responsibility.
