Sentence examples for faster to accept from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Gingrich talked of overturning the status quo at NASA, pushing to work faster, to accept greater risks and let private companies take the lead role.

NAIROBI, Kenya — Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice held pointed talks with the leaders of Kenya's rival political factions on Monday, and said afterward that while their differences were "not unbridgeable," the two sides must move much faster to accept a power-sharing deal that would lead to a coalition government.

Nikhil Rasiwas, an engineering Ph.D. student and vice president of the Association of Indian Graduate Students at the University of California San Diego, says the U.S. has been faster to accept international students than other countries, adding to its appeal.

Coming to Martin's aid is his older half-sister, Rebecca Teresa Palmerr), who must give up her lifestyle of fast living to accept being an adult.

"I call on you today to come together before the face of the common calamity," he said, "not to split, not to look for the guilty, not to draw fast conclusions, but to accept what happened as our common cross.

Yet those who would like to see things happen faster have been forced to accept that pressing their case for Mr Blair's early departure would do more harm than good to the party.But John Denham, a senior backbencher who has become something of a party bellwether, warns that if Mr Blair is to have another year, he's got to do better.

By giving the president fast-track, Congress agrees to accept or reject trade deals in their entirety.

But don't expect McDonald's CEO, or any of the fast food restaurant CEOs, to accept this outrageous pay disparity as a reason to raise their employees wages.

That's because startups are always seeking a competitive edge, they can make purchasing decisions fast and are willing to accept the risk of buying from another small company.

Depending on your situation, there are many ways you can regularly get into the habit of getting rejected — and therefore be able to accept it faster.

The marathon in Chicago has a system to accept extraordinarily fast runners, but takes every applicant until it meets its limit.