Sentence examples for common acceptance of from inspiring English sources

Precisely because such domestic systems are characterized by a common acceptance of legitimate authority, and by a broader sense of mutual obligation, a true realist would never disagree that their possibilities for "trust, cooperation and growth" are often encouraging.

Nor, despite the common acceptance of racial science and stereotypes, did Europeans anticipate the mass murders, deportation and other crimes that would be committed in the name of racial purity.

The Helsinki Accords were primarily an effort to reduce tension between the Soviet and Western blocs by securing their common acceptance of the post-World War II status quo in Europe.

But there is a common acceptance of their extent and mounting anger at the shortcomings of a cronyistic political class, made up largely of ageing white males, often referred to as "the caste".

Christians profess a common loyalty to the Bible and a common acceptance of the twin dogmas of the Trinity (that the one God is three Persons Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) and the God-Manhood of Jesus (that Christ is both divine and human) but then divide in their doctrinal systems as they have developed historically.

The polity is taken to cohere by means of the common acceptance of standards of justice that are more than procedural rules.

That looks interesting but it faces the challenge of common acceptance.

The old common acceptance that rapid growth of a myoma (increasing uterine size by 6 weeks' size within 1 year) potentially indicates a uterine sarcoma is not valid since most women with a rapidly enlarging uterus do not have a sarcoma [21, 22, 23, 24, 25].

But because nobody is narrating Miley's life, I think that now is an appropriate time to begin asking, "Did Miley ever have a moment where she decided she was no longer going to be a role model?" Pip freed himself from his responsibility to be common with the acceptance of a generous monetary gift from a mysterious benefactor.

Managing these risks requires implementation processes at both national and local levels which are up to the task in areas such as identifying stakeholders, project management and governance structures, which can ensure interoperability of systems, a common understanding and acceptance of project aims, and the communication of the project's vision to those involved.

Mitchell said the importance of Busan lay in the acceptance of common goals and principles with "ships moving in the same direction albeit at different speeds".