Sentence examples for expanded acceptance of from inspiring English sources
Democrats appear ready to embrace same-sex marriage as part of their party platform, a policy shift that reflects an expanded acceptance of gay rights in mainstream politics.
Given the rapidly expanding acceptance of same-sex marriage, we hope that getting Indiana voters to approve the shabby measure will prove harder than Mr. Pence thinks.
WePay, the payments company that competes against the likes of incumbents like FirstData and Global Payments, as well as younger tech companies like PayPal and Stripe, to help businesses take online payments — an example of one of its customers is the crowdfunding platform GoFundMe — today announced that it is expanding acceptance of both Apple Pay and Android Pay to the web.
His endorsement is highly unlikely to expand acceptance of a gun deregulation among those who already favor stricter controls; but it may help to sell silencers to gun buyers already aligned with his father's politics.
The passing of Mary Tyler Moore, the unwitting feminist icon of 1970s working women, is a poignant reminder that sustaining the momentum of the Women's March will require something Mary captured so well -- that special mix of humor and chutzpah, essential to expanding acceptance of new cultural norms.
Combine that with the millions of Apple users (over 800 million have accounts on iTunes), and plenty of retailers could be enticed to expand their acceptance of mobile payments.
Such cases are becoming more prevalent in part because Congress in 2006 mandated changes to the federal rules of civil procedure, expanding the acceptance of electronically stored information as evidence.
They might constitute an untapped resource that can help to expand and increase acceptance of and participation in schistosomiasis and other neglected tropical disease control activities in African Muslim communities.
One can't help but expand one's acceptance of radical diversity in humans after viewing such epic and interconnected diversity in nature.
Nurses' perceptions, acceptance, and use of a novel in-room pediatric ICU technology: testing an expanded technology acceptance model.
METHODS:An expanded technology acceptance model was tested by applying stepwise linear regression to data from a standardized survey of 167 nurses.
