Most importantly, forgiveness in no way denotes acceptance of behavior but instead, it denotes the realization of what you will and will not allow from that moment forward.
Where verbatim quotes are provided 'A' denotes acceptance of tamoxifen, with 'denotinging a woman who declined tamoxifen.
The packet header fields are represented inside each such square in the format SRC -> DST @ HOPS DIR. Green boxes denote packet acceptance, either to be forwarded (light green) or to be accepted locally (dark green).
The use of a rainbow emblem to denote diversity and acceptance originated in San Francisco during the late 1970s.
Given that, the only genuine response is acceptance, an acceptance that denotes the immediate experience, but not necessarily all of its ramifications, since almost all tribulation comes with injustice, even when it is the consequence of poor decisions or stupid behaviors.
Denotes approval, acceptance, agreement, assent or acknowledgment, but is also a frequent expression used for transitions in conversation".
Denotes approval, acceptance, agreement, assent, or acknowledgement, but it also a frequent expression used for transitions in conversation".
The use of the word complex later gained acceptance to denote the group of emotionally toned ideas, partially or even wholly repressed, organized around and related to such feelings of inferiority.
(KI6; Afghan midwifery trainer) Internalisation is used here to denote the process of acceptance, approval, and ownership among stakeholders as government and civil society take on programme implementation and direction and international guidance reduces.
It's easier for a new word to gain acceptance if it denotes something for which we don't already have a handy word.
