Sentence examples for entertain suggestions from inspiring English sources

Debate commission officials have repeatedly said they are willing to negotiate over the formats of the debates, and would even entertain suggestions for moderators.

Nevertheless, without referencing specific investments or specific tax issues, Google is likely to be happy to entertain suggestions that the most accommodating tax jurisdictions often attract the most investment from multinational businesses.

Conspiracist ideation, or conspiratorial thinking, is the tendency to entertain suggestions: for example that Nasa and the Bureau of Meteorology are conspiring to deliberately manipulate temperature data just to make global warming seem worse than it really is, rather than to correct for known issues.

And Mourinho would not entertain suggestions that the win in Wales increased the pressure on Manuel Pellegrini's title challengers.

In this case, the design and delivery of the active treatment program is not appropriate for Johnny X. QMRP A would need to read all assessments, observe Johnny X and learn about him prior to suggesting or entertaining suggestions pertaining to Johnny X writing his weekly spending money check.

He entertains suggestions that she had a hand in bringing about the end of the old studio system, and that she had a part in bringing about the sexual revolution of the 1960s.

He entertains suggestions from Sellars, which are sometimes very detailed — "Give me something like the Adagio of the Bruckner Fourth," Sellars said of one passage in "Doctor Atomic" — but when Adams sits down to write, his inner voice often takes him elsewhere.

In a KPMG blog, written in 2011, Griffith-Jones said: "We – alongside many others – did not foresee in advance what happened during the financial crisis of 2008".He has called for "lessons to be learned" and future audit reforms, but has not entertained suggestions of past auditor failings.

So just these last words on the matter: please look at the suggestions I've penciled in and entertain those suggestions seriously, even if finally you decide otherwise; if you think I'm being my own worst enemy, you know, well then, stick to the final version of the second edited version.

But the mayor could not keep from tumbling into one of his Louis XIV moods, saying he would entertain no suggestions to modify the system.

Scientists in Oslo, already rankled at Reich's pragmatic views on sexuality, reacted strongly to his work on bions, refusing to even entertain his suggestions and deriding it as nonsense.