Sentence examples for case for acceptance from inspiring English sources

Having a proven trial course under your belt before applying for formal approval will also strengthen your case for acceptance.

It is as an artist that Camus now makes his case for acceptance of tragedy, the consciousness of absurdity, and a life of sensuous vitality.

Much more recently, Keith Ellison, the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Congress, made the case for Muslim acceptance of gay marriage.

The authors did not endorse euthanasia, but their arguments have been used by others looking to make the case for public acceptance of euthanasia, to the dismay of some doctors who defend terminal sedation.

The above argument would seem to make a strong case for the acceptance of pure intuitionistic type theory as the language of elementary mathematics that is, of arithmetic and analysis and hence for the acceptance of the free topos as the world of mathematics.

This was also the case for participant acceptance of biological evolution (Table 4).

Although Israeli does not explicitly state that the elements are made up of form and matter, Altmann and Stern Isaac Israelii, p. 183) present a strong case for his acceptance of this idea.

All over the world, ordinary women are making the case for body acceptance on Internet forums and social networking sites.

Ellen's coming out was a test case for public acceptance of homosexuality, and in 1997, it certainly seemed to have failed.

Going forward, Gushee hopes the book will become part of the growing body of resources and research that makes a case for Christian acceptance of LGBT relationships — but he is also making himself available to the movement itself.

The data are valuable because they improve understanding of the extent, nature and associations of NSSI in Australia, which strengthens the case for increased acceptance of self-injury as a priority health issue, for which preventive strategies are required.