Sentence examples for discuss accepting from inspiring English sources

A.I.G.'s board met late on Monday to discuss accepting a lower price, which would most likely come from decreasing the amount of stock to be issued.

"The LA City Council will hold an ad-hoc meeting on Friday to discuss accepting the deal".

Bush administration officials have said that North Korean negotiators discussed accepting the American terms as a common negotiating goal in the last round of talks, held in Beijing in February.

I got married, had children, got divorced, came out, and then raised my kids as a single dad back at a time when none of that was discussed, accepted, or embraced.

But he notes that most of the failures came from studies using a 5% "p value" cut-off for statistical significance, suggesting "what some realize but fewer are willing to discuss: The accepted standard of a 5% significance level is not sufficient to generate results that are likely to replicate".

Families as well were thought to find it difficult to discuss and accept death's approach: But I think more and more these days relatives actually are more demanding and have higher expectations and see people dying as a failure.

There is therefore clear evidence that hospice is poorly utilized in the US, and that this underutilization is at least partially dependent upon demographic factors including race or ethnicity, misconceptions of financial and eligibility requirements, and difficulty in discussing or accepting hospice as a treatment option.

The strong form of egoism we have been discussing cannot accept Aristotle's doctrine of the priority of the city to the individual.

Their function have been broadly discussed and accepted in many traditional recipes.

That academic, David Held, was appointed to the board of the Gaddafi charity which channelled the donation a few days after the LSE had discussed and accepted the gift.

At the Roman Catholic reform Council of Trent (1545 63) a new foundation for the further development of canon law was expressed in the Capita de reformatione ("Articles Concerning Reform"), which were discussed and accepted in 10 of the 25 sessions.