Sentence examples for discuss acceptance from inspiring English sources
At that bargaining session, the union agreed for the first time to discuss acceptance of a salary cap.
Indeed, it appears that a psychological follow-up to discuss acceptance and consequences of non-acceptance would facilitate mid-to long-term rehabilitation.
Therefore, researchers and clinicians have begun to embrace emerging psychological theories that discuss acceptance in relation to the effects of aversive thoughts, moods, or sensations.
As concluded by Lewinter et al [ 14], it seems that a professional psychological follow-up to discuss acceptance and consequences of non-acceptance would favour mid- to long-term rehabilitation.
For each category, we first discuss the acceptance of biopower, followed by a discussion of the issues relating to and the dynamics of acceptance that will become relevant when the envisioned smart biomass use scheme becomes reality.
Cindy was thenceforth quite eager to discuss her acceptance of evolution, beginning: I have to admit, my family pretty much accepts evolution, but I think I've always just thought that creationism doesn't make much sense.
And when a little old lady does unusual things, like smoke marijuana with her grandson, casually discuss her acceptance of her two husbands' infidelities and remember the good old days as an enthusiastic American Communist, the behavior just seems, heaven help us, cute.
In the next section, we discuss traditional acceptance sampling emphasizing those concepts modified in the rest of the text.
After presenting some of the overarching issues for Park Cuijk, we subsequently discuss the acceptance of biopower and its extension to smart use by the public, by stakeholders and by policymakers.
We recruited participants in GP surgeries and were able to discuss their acceptance of opportunistic chlamydia screening at their surgery.
"Family experts" (families who have a child retinoblastoma survivor member) can be available to discuss overcoming acceptance barriers such as blindness stigma and fear of cancer diagnosis.
