Sentence examples for concerned to accept from inspiring English sources
And he thinks it would be much better for all concerned to accept the market's verdict.
Such managers will in the first instance be concerned to preserve their jobs and more likely to accept deals that may not be in the best interest of the shareholders.
Concerned about the succession, Henry sought to persuade Louis VI to accept his son, William Adelin, as the legitimate future Duke of Normandy, in exchange for his son's homage.
Concerned clients ask "how do I get my loved one to accept the kind of care I think is good for her, or any care whatsoever?" This very question in most cases, is misconstrued.
Concerned about the need to seat an Iraqi government, Mr. Obama decided to accept Mr. Maliki as prime minister while pursuing a deal that would bring Mr. Allawi and other members of his Iraqiya bloc into the fold.
In other words, nurses have been ready to accept innovative technology with optimism and are less concerned with security.
I am particularly concerned about unaccompanied children, and we will continue to urge the UK government to accept more refugees".
"Consumers today are less concerned about where something's made than ever before," he said "In part, they've been conditioned to accept that products come from all over the world".
Discussions among HCWs at the meetings mostly concerned approaches to patients who refuse HIV testing at TB diagnosis, counseling strategies for patients who refuse to accept their HIV status, management of patients who default CPT and strategies to help patients disclose their HIV status to family members.
Ministers were forced to accept a series of new regulations from Labour on 26 January after facing defeat by concerned backbenchers, but the final amendments passed by MPs on Monday unpicked many of them.
