Sentence examples for be accepted for a from inspiring English sources
Dr. Haynes likes to joke that even faculty members might not be accepted for a residency if they applied today.
"This kind of situation cannot be accepted for a long time," he warned, "because people will be divided into ethnic groups".
So for me to be accepted, for a female voice – with all the anxiety there is about the female voice in Ireland – for that somehow to dissolve, and this symbolic thing of the laureateship, is just lovely.
In any case, as all the pilots knew, Mr. Bush's plane, the F-102, was virtually obsolete, and so there was little chance that he would be accepted for a mission in Vietnam.
I was told that in order to be accepted for a suicide mission the volunteers had to be convinced of the religious legitimacy of the acts they were contemplating, as sanctioned by the divinely revealed religion of Islam.
On behalf of the protectorate, the British concluded a treaty (1934) with North Yemen, which provided that the frontier at the time of its signing should be accepted for a period of 40 years.
At King Edward VI college, which last year saw 86% of its A-level pupils apply successfully to university, "we'd be encouraging pupils to play to their strengths", says Cole. Pupils occasionally do have to be guided away from a particular choice though – "there are some subjects, such as further maths, where you would have had to get a very good GCSE result to be accepted for A-level".
And woman performers as soloists -- singers, pianists, violinists -- have been accepted for a long time".
At Drew, 90 students applied for early decision for the fall of 2002 and 73 were accepted for a class of 400.
Their accounts now paint a truer picture of their condition, although some compromises have been accepted for a transition period.
