Sentence examples for as accepted that from inspiring English sources

Since she takes it as accepted that the doctrine of the indefeasible right of kings is dead, she is able to conclude that, government, "can have no legitimate force, but in the will of the people" (Macaulay 1790, 95).

We need to think about more nuanced and reality-based drinking guidelines that are going to treat people like adults, as well as accepting that alcohol is a legal intoxicant that can be very dangerous.

If they accepted the treatment under any one of these scenarios they were categorised as accepting that modality.

And, all too often, America accepted that narrative as well.

As prime minister, I accepted that deal in full," he said.

Many girls may be creeped out, so you must learn to accept that as well.

Accepting that you look like someone with cancer is a jolt – just as difficult as accepting that you are a person living with cancer.

She almost made it sound as if the energy sector wanted these changes all along, even as far as accepting that the now-banned doorstep selling was wrong.

Beijing strongly favors cross-strait shipping ties, but has refused to hold formal talks that could be perceived as accepting that Taiwan is not rightfully part of China.

He has already hinted that he might back down on some points, such as accepting that there are some individuals, who even with government help, will still be unable to afford to pay for health insurance.

Frustration is more likely with Michael McIntyre's chatty Life and Laughing (Michael Joseph, £20), as accepting that a book is confined to cataloguing youthful blushes and blunders is easier when that's a positive choice, not a disconcerting recourse.