Sentence examples for could be accepted for from inspiring English sources

To ensure quality, all the submissions will be subject for a review round before they could be accepted for publication.

He repeatedly wondered aloud what the latest date might be for Florida to complete its tallies so that its representatives could be accepted for the Electoral College.

Mr. Lietaer suggested that Greece, currently in bailout talks, should create a complementary electronic currency that could be accepted for the payment of taxes and usable on a local basis.

Use in fertility treatments would be far off, Dr. Albertini said, because cells grown in the laboratory often develop abnormalities, a problem that would need correction before any egg could be accepted for fertilization.

Despite orders that only free men could be accepted for enlistment, Cailloux, like the other black officers, turned a blind eye to the status of recruits, welcoming both free people of color and runaway slaves into the ranks.

In a long letter, he noted that the university prides itself on its diverse student body — he pointed out that his residential college called itself "a place where individuals could be accepted for who they are" — and students with mental disabilities, he wrote, contributed to that diversity.

In that decision, all nine justices upheld the fees except for one aspect that all agreed was constitutionally troublesome: a student referendum at which organizations could be accepted or rejected for financing from the pool of student fees.

When these two studies were excluded from the analysis, the hypothesis of homogeneity could be accepted (P-value for Cochran's test: 0.76).

Dr. Karadzic said on Tuesday for the first time that a proposed territorial split in Bosnia -- offering 49percentt of the land to the Serbs and 51percenttoto a Muslim-Croat federation -- could be accepted as a basis for further negotiation.

If a less than optimum germination percentage could be accepted, then the need for expensive and time consuming extensive pre-screening of each individual orchid species before cryopreservation would be avoided.

Furthermore, our evidence may help the general public and health care providers make informed decisions on whether EC could be accepted as an adjunct for ICH treatment.