Sentence examples for election to accept from inspiring English sources
The capital is still littered with rotting buildings, abandoned in various rounds of violence.The presidential candidates all pledged before the election to accept its outcome.
And the trouble that comes might even persuade Theresa in a year or so or at the next general election to accept a different job, foreign secretary, perhaps.
If under subsection (a) the Secretary determines that a covered individual qualifies for compensation, the individual has an election to accept the compensation or to bring an action under section 247d 6d(d) of this title.
(F) This paragraph (c)(9)(ii) does not apply to a withholding statement or a withholding certificate that contains an election to accept withholding or reporting responsibility (such as one made by a QI, territory financial institution, or U.S. branch) provided by a third-party data provider.
Republicans, led by Mr. Boehner, have offered since the president's re-election to accept higher revenue, but they have refused to support a partial extension of the Bush tax cuts that would let the top income tax rates rise to 39.6 percent, the level that was in place during the Clinton administration, from the current 35 percent.
It took the Conservatives several elections to accept the party needed fundamental modernisation to win power again (which is already being reversed); Ed Miliband is under no such illusions and neither are most of his cabinet team.
And at least six states have laws that prohibit or restrict the ability of election officials to accept employment with election equipment vendors doing business with the state upon leaving office, according to the association.
So far, polling has found Americans willing to embrace either outcome of the election and to accept the inevitable ambiguities.
In another striking moment, Mr. Trump denied that the Russian government has been meddling in this election, refusing to accept the judgment of the country's intelligence community.
Now, by doctoring the results of last Sunday's election, refusing to accept defeat and demanding a second round of voting, the populist demagogue revealed himself to his countrymen as a tyrant hiding behind the trappings of democracy.
This emotional distress eventually led him to question his theological upbringing, causing him to reject election and to accept universal salvation.
