Sentence examples for call to accept from inspiring English sources

The help was not contingent on accepting the group's message nor its call to accept Jesus.

"OK," he said, "beat me up for being upfront and honest!" The Tory Michael Ellis, his voice swooping up and down with astonishment, said: "You made a judgment call to accept hospitality from the people you were investigating?" Hayman: "Yeah".

The conference united around a call to "accept the Arab Peace Initiative (which expresses the readiness of the Arab world to accept the State of Israel and normalise relations with it after a withdrawal to the 1967 borders, the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, and an agreed-upon solution to the refugee problem) as a basic framework for peace negotiations".

"We don't want them in our country," he said, before talking about Clinton's call to accept more Syrian refugees.

A millennium ago, "born this way" could have sounded like a call to accept oppression: one was (more often than not) born a slave, a peasant or a serf.

Typically, practitioners explained they would receive a phone call to accept a particular woman and conduct the birth for free, and if they did not accept the woman, the influential caller 'may create some problem'.

The parties have rejected calls to accept the king's proposal for at least two reasons.

A Kansas City couple he had been courting called to accept his offer on their exceptional collection of books about Africa.

Ms. Genaux worked with Ms. Pinza for an hour, and at 5 p.m. they called to accept the offer.

The Rangers don't have a captain, so assistants Brad Richards, Dan Girardi and Marc Staal, were called to accept the Prince of Wales Trophy.

Pangalos leads the Fifth Column of Greeks calling to accept Germany's terms of economic surrender: austerity, meaning cuts in food allowances, in pensions, in jobs.