Sentence examples for explicitly accept that from inspiring English sources
Even when capital cushions designed to absorb lending losses are bolstered after crises, as happened after 2008, the risk of a taxpayer-funded bail-out or some other state support is ever present.By contrast, those who lend money through peer-to-peer platforms explicitly accept that they may suffer losses.
This attitude encourages people to actually do their best and explicitly accepts that mistakes happen and respects the effort that creates them.
Rightly or wrongly, billions of dollars flow into these funds explicitly accepting that fees being charged are proportionate and fair for the services being provided.
"60 Minutes" and its reporter, Scott Pelley, didn't explain that the potential for such occurrences had been specifically raised in court by the settlement administrator, and the company explicitly accepted that outcome as the price of efficiently managing what were sure to be hundreds of thousands of individual claims.
This statement explicitly accepts that affected children have difficulties in processing both nonspeech and speech stimuli.
This means the POR model explicitly accepts that performance of the diagnostic test varies across the papers, but at the same time estimates its mean value.
By 1957 the council had explicitly accepted that it was obliged "to restrain the growth of population and employment potential within the city".In the post-war era, there was a strong sense among British politicians that cities were slightly unpleasant things like mushrooms that ought not be allowed to grow too fast.
I accept that criticism".
