Sentence examples for can accept more from inspiring English sources
They can accept more immigrants, as you point out.
Of course, business schools can accept more American students, but the Americans are more likely to be eligible for financial aid and so will bring in less revenue.
"I don't think I can accept more than 1k a month plus gifts, because then I will start feeling compelled to do ANYTHING for him".
This means they can accept more papers because they don't have to judge one aspect of quality, so more money comes in, and it's easier to support themselves financially.
When the systems put into place – NHS, state schools, housing – are well-equipped and capable of looking after each individual residing in the UK, then we can accept more and do right by others.
They did not disclose what part of the money would end up in Mr. Romney's campaign coffers, which can accept only $5,000 from each donor every election cycle, and how much would go to the R.N.C., which can accept more than 10 times that amount from each donor.
The surname Hu has become the sixth most common in Milan, overtaking the home-spun Brambilla.Italy, which has one of the lowest fertility rates in the rich world, can and will accept more immigrants.
The state machine can be implemented as a lookup table with negligible computational cost, it can be easily extended to accept more inputs and can also be coupled with parallel layers in order to extract semantic information in video sequences.
Today, however, he believes that the Louvre can accept no more visitors without endangering the museum experience.
Once qualified (with small donations from registered voters), a candidate can accept no more private donations and receives full and competitive financing for his or her campaign.
For instance, if we take the time to think about it--if we take the time to really bear witness to the truth--then none of us can accept that more than one billion people around the world struggle in extreme poverty, trying to live on less than a dollar a day.
