Sentence examples for be made to accept from inspiring English sources

One method, referred to as acceptance sampling, can be used when a decision must be made to accept or reject a group of parts or items based on the quality found in a sample.

But the obvious question remains: how can the rich nations, especially the US, be made to accept it?

The Security Council, with American leadership, could prescribe the central elements of a territorial settlement that the adversaries could be made to accept right now.

If Saddam Hussein can be visibly stopped from making mass-destruction weapons, and if Slobodan Milosevic can be made to accept that a "sovereign ruler" is not entitled to brutalise the people who live under his rule, the world will be a very different place from what it would otherwise have been.

Too big to be made to pay for their own failures, too big to be made to accept the consequences of the small print, the minuscule and easily ignorable print, that tells them that they have to bear it themselves when their risks blow up in their faces.

"We cannot be made to accept donations we do not need.

Should Chelsea have been made to accept the punishment until their appeal was heard?

Normally, the body only gets involved when other lenders have been made to accept steep losses.

In the polygamous society of the eleventh century, where women were made to accept rivals for their husbands' affection, feelings were no less vulnerable than they are today.

Friedl was made to accept Roth's preference for living in hotels, and he usually left her there when he had to travel.

The article is discussed at the monthly YJBM board meeting, and the decision is made to accept the article for further review or reject it.