Sentence examples for can decide to accept from inspiring English sources

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Hammond argued that only the "executive [acting through the FCO] as part of the royal prerogative of conducting foreign relations" can decide to "accept [or not] a diplomat".

For instance, the judge in the case of Mr. Gashi, who told the judge his confession was the result of torture, can decide to accept the confession anyway.

The cabinet minister argues that only the "executive (acting through the FCO) as part of the royal prerogative of conducting foreign relations" can decide to "accept (or not) a diplomat".

At this moment the receiver can decide to accept, deny or simply to not answer the call.

This requires a criterion upon which each cell can decide to accept (record) or reject (ignore) a certain PIF that it has found.

If not, Higgle will send you a counteroffer for a smaller discount, which each participant can decide to accept or not on their own to accept.

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The opponent can then decide to accept the player's move, thus letting the player draw new tiles, or declare, "Challenge," at which point the clock is stopped for the judge to determine whether the words challenged in the play (there may be as many as 8) are acceptable or unacceptable.

If you decide to stay, you decide to accept the consequences.

But I decided to accept the challenge.

Ofqual decided to accept that.

I decided to accept the invitation.

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