Sentence examples for broad acceptability from inspiring English sources

In her words "any thought deemed to be redistributive found broad acceptability wrapped in a nappy.

The reasons have to do with fundraising, positioning, élite support, broad acceptability — that is, with the roles spelled out in the piece.

Crispin's argument is bracing, and a rare counterbalance; where feminism is concerned, broad acceptability is almost always framed as an unquestioned good.

And that is no surprise, really, since the broad acceptability of these proposals was presumably among the reasons that the White House picked them.

"I don't think there's any question that there are people who aren't aware of the broad acceptability of documents for this election," said Steven Brown, executive director of the state's chapter.

From there, it goes to universal free childcare, an idea that all parties have periodically attached themselves to, and a classic New Labour manoeuvre, where any thought deemed too redistributive found broad acceptability wrapped in a nappy: hence Sure Start, the child trust fund, the child poverty target.

Not surprisingly, an Ipsos Mori poll in 2008 found that broad public acceptability of buying and selling sex dropped off substantially when people considered that the buyer or seller might be a relation.

Finally, broad applicability, acceptability and a complete safety profile is established in large single-group observational trials.

The results were compared with those obtained in oxidations catalyzed by an engineered E. coli strain expressing cyclohexanone monooxygenase (CHMO) from Acinetobacter sp. CPMO was found to have modest to good stereoselectivity and broader substrate acceptability than CHMO.

Participants remarked that broad-based acceptability of research in their community will depend on how researchers communicate their goals to the community.

The selection of the three different types of communities was done to present a broad picture of acceptability of CBHI in different settings.