But though you've got to empathize before you can understand, understanding doesn't entail acceptance.
One might worry that his use of the sentential attitude of acceptance entails a lapse into mentalism, if acceptance either just is, or is analyzed in terms of, beliefs.
The choice was between Moscow, which would entail the acceptance of Orthodoxy, and Poland, which would require the adoption of Roman Catholicism.
The enjoyment of the imperial Roman peace entailed the acceptance of the status of municipium a respectable but subordinate rank within the Roman state.
In addition to Jerusalem, these proposals would give the Palestinians sovereignty over much of the West Bank, would entail Israeli acceptance of Palestinian statehood, and would set up a Western aid fund that could run into billions of dollars.
Getting through the crest in human numbers and appetites that's coming in the next generation will entail some acceptance even as it motivates the energy to foster change.
But she denies that this acceptance entails that she must also accept the conclusion that bodies have an "essential property" called gravity or attractive force, contending that such a conclusion transcends the knowledge available to philosophers (Châtelet 1742: ch. 16, §388).
Like most plots revolving around masquerade, the story's resolution entails the symbolic acceptance of a lover's true self, but love is never an answer in Sturges; at best it is a good question.
These attempts need to be supported by trainers and coworkers with the aim to integrate and instruct newcomers, which entails the social acceptance of the apprentices (Masdonati and Lamamra 2009).
That the power to decide for one's self entails ipso facto acceptance of the consequences of one's actions, which can have far reaching consequences especially in matters of health [ 8].
Such an approach will entail an implicit acceptance of Iran's particular form of hedging and this will not, of course, be palatable to all parties, particularly Israel.
