Sentence examples for firmly accepted from inspiring English sources

It is firmly accepted that LEPs are particularly subject to more potential risks than other business activities because of their complexity, uncertainty and ambiguity.

But one of the upshots is that publishers have now firmly accepted the principle that ebooks should be cheaper than their physical counterparts.

This was partly because the call for council cooperation came in the wake of the death of Alan Kurdi, the Syrian three-year-old who drowned as he fled the war a year ago, at a time when public opinion had firmly accepted the moral need to give sanctuary to more refugees from Syria.

Bursaries Students starting a course in 2018-19 with a household income of up to £42,875 can be considered for an Opportunity Fund Grant of up to £1,800 in the first year (plus an extra £300 if the course offer is firmly accepted by the Ucas deadline) and up to £1,000 in each subsequent Student Finance England funded year of a first undergraduate degree.

Bursaries Students starting a course in 2017-18 with a household income of up to £42,875 can be considered for an Opportunity Fund Grant of up to £1,800 in the first year (plus an extra £300 if the course offer is firmly accepted by the Ucas deadline) and up to £1,000 in each subsequent Student Finance England funded year of a first undergraduate degree.

Although membrane potential has been proposed to fuel the process for over ten years, this thermodynamic concept has not been firmly accepted in the ATP synthase research field partially because of lack of detailed mechanisms.

It still talks in terms of an indefinite truce rather than firmly accepting Israel's existence.

Accommodation Accommodation is guaranteed to first year undergraduates who firmly accept an offer by 30 June.

Accommodation You are guaranteed a place in University-managed accommodation on campus if you firmly accept a course offer and apply for accommodation by before the April deadline.

Accommodation Accommodation is guaranteed for all students who put Lancaster as their first choice, firmly accept an offer from the university, and apply before the deadline.

They may be so; but firmly accepting people's right to change religion (which is enshrined in all the world's human-rights charters) would be taken by most people as a vastly welcome and overdue change.