Sentence examples for believed to accept from inspiring English sources
Many news outlets are also widely believed to accept payments in exchange for favorable coverage.
The Dutchman, who replaced the sacked Jose Mourinho last month, is believed to accept that the bust-up at Cobham was nothing more serious than two players displaying creative tension and that incidents of that sort happen regularly on training grounds up and down the country.
As Boudin prepares to rejoin mainstream society - she is believed to have accepted a job offer from a New York hospital to work with HIV-infected women - that is a sentiment many Americans, in the present conservative political climate, may challenge.
Yahoo is believed to be accepting bids for its business until April 18.
According to The Sun, Isco is deeply unhappy with his role at Real and fears for his chances of playing at Euro 2016 next summer, and it could lead to a January move from the Gunners with Real believed to be willing to accept a fee in the region of €40m [£28.9m].
Conversely, respondents may have exaggerated their consumption of healthy foods if these are believed to be socially accepted.
Some agencies believe that to accept funds from and to cooperate with the occupying or intervening powers severely compromises their core values.
At least seven Ulster Unionist assembly members believe that to accept the proposals is to move too far from the party's earlier insistence that the IRA must start handing over weapons before Sinn Fein, its political voice, can take up its two seats in government.
Some people sincerely believe refusing to accept an unwanted diagnosis by maintaining a positive attitude will shield them from medical catastrophe.
They would charge the city nothing and would accept no sponsorships or license deals or even volunteer labor because the artists "firmly believe that to accept deals of this kind would alter and compromise their art.
