Sentence examples for broad acceptance for from inspiring English sources
To gain broad acceptance for his idea, however, Mr. Calthorpe needs to convince city officials like Lenny Siegel, the mayor of Mountain View, where Google is based.
The single family room concept has gained broad acceptance for improving the physical environment for the preterm baby and its family while in the NICU.
Differential mobility spectrometry or field asymmetric waveform ion mobility spectrometry (FAIMS) is gaining broad acceptance for analyses of gas-phase ions, especially in conjunction with largely orthogonal separation methods such as mass spectrometry (MS) and/or conventional (drift tube) ion mobility spectrometry.
He did succeed in relaxing the social atmosphere--an important quality-of-life issue--and in winning broad acceptance for the idea that further reforms were needed.
Researchers also need broad acceptance for the range of research methods they might use and the accompanying epistemologies.
FAD-containing alditol oxidase (AldO) [EC 1.1.3.41] has shown a broad acceptance for sugar alcohols: AldO from Streptomyces sp. and thermophilic A. cellulolyticus acted on several d- and even l-sugar alcohols (Table 8) and oxidised them to the corresponding aldoses or even further to carboxylic acids.
Today's broad acceptance of rights for women, blacks, gays and lesbians, people with disabilities, first required impolite insurgent movements.
"Clearly when someone opens up to the public a matter that is of such enormous public concern that it leads to such broad acceptance of the need for change and for reform, that person ought not come under the thumb of criminal prosecution".
That feeling is ratified in a nationwide USA Today poll of all Americans that finds broad acceptance of economic rights for same-sex couples and majority support for gay marriage and adoption.
"These toys are opening the door for broad acceptance of robotics in the same way that Pong and other home computer toys opened the way for computers to be used on a daily basis," said Brian Friedman, managing director of Robotic Ventures, a Chicago-based venture capital company that invests in robotics and artificial-intelligence companies.
