Sentence examples for been accepted over from inspiring English sources
verb
To receive, especially with a consent, with favour, or with approval.
As Mr. Obama pointed out, virtually every proposal on his agenda has been accepted over the years by Democrats and an earlier generation of Republicans that was not reflexively opposed to a recession-fighting fiscal policy.
The story of Robert Chambers has been accepted over the years less as a crisis of unfortunate circumstances and the excesses of privilege, as it was initially perceived, and more as a simple case of a bad seed.
It has only gradually been accepted over the last two decades that beside the primary (congenital) form of UDT, a non-scrotal position of the testis can also be acquired (ascending testes, secondary cryptorchidism).
RESERVATIONS Not being accepted over the main telephone line.
The United Nations Security Council's traditional authority in this area must be accepted over that of the court.
Local businesses are celebrating the fact that they have collected Fr1m since they declared three years ago that the old currency would still be accepted over their counters.
Last week, government figures showed there were 27,970 applications in England for help in the three months to September, and 13,900 were accepted over the same period.
In 2016, the firm's proposal to redesign the Metropolitan Museum of Art's British galleries was accepted over big-name competitors and museum veterans including Diller Scofidio + Renfro (MOMA, the Broad) and Herzog & de Meuron (the de Young, in San Francisco).
The humanitarian ceasefire proposed last week by the Saudi foreign minister was accepted over the weekend by the forces allied to the Houthi rebels, who took control of Yemen's capital, Sana'a, last year.
Another candidate, admitted despite his schoolwork being "mediocre in comparison with many others," was accepted over an applicant with a much better record and higher exam scores because, as Howe put it, "we just thought he was more of a guy".
