The sentinel either accepted the food (acceptance), sometimes crouching in a begging position (accepting like a fledgling), or rejected it.
The candidate values are chosen randomly using a proposal function and are either accepted or rejected depending on an acceptance probability.
The remaining companies either accepted Amnesty's claims or were investigating the claims.
It also means that uncertainty is either accepted (usually to the powerful party's benefit) or litigated.
Their procedures were either accepted by the commission or abandoned in favor of installing more safeguards.
In previous centuries, these conditions were either accepted as given or attributed to the handiwork of the gods.
A decade ago hotels either "accepted" dogs or did not, said Len Kain, the editor of Dogfriendly.com, a travel site for dog owners.
So did the old rules: Vladimir's wife argued with her bosses and soon found herself jobless, an impossibility in Soviet times, when the unemployed either accepted new work or were exiled.
Characters are often like children leaving the nest, going out into the uncaring world and being either accepted or not accepted, ignored or extolled, criticized or prized, no matter how the writer might feel about them.
Currently, the first company to apply for a licence for a particular patch is either accepted or rejected; in future the government plans to auction some licences to the highest bidder.
British empiricism, on the other hand, had generally started with commonsense beliefs and either accepted or at least sought to explain them, using science as the model of the right way in which to investigate the world.
