Sentence examples for formerly accepted from inspiring English sources

Generalizations formerly accepted have to be reviewed in the light of these differences.

The experience with smoking shows that changing societal norms to vilify a formerly accepted practice for the sake of public health can work.

The bill eliminates the use of formerly accepted forms of voter identification, like Social Security cards, birth certificates or utility bills.

Carduelidae, formerly accepted name of a family of songbirds, order Passeriformes, consisting of about 112 species of gregarious, active little songbirds found in woodlands and brushlands worldwide, except in the Pacific islands.

One of his former students, the state TV news presenter Ernest Matskyavichyus, recently declared that Russia is in the throes of an information war and journalists must reject formerly accepted international standards of the profession.

It is formerly accepted that the size of nanoparticles may play a paramount role in cellular uptake [12 17], although its effect on the uptake into non-phagocytic cells is still not fully understood.

While Myanmar, formerly Burma, has accepted only a trickle of aid, the information minister, Kyaw Hsan, said Tuesday that the country would be seeking assistance "from at home and abroad".

Although they were formerly enemies, the Tang accepted officials and generals of Goguryeo into their administration and military, such as the brothers Yeon Namsaeng (634 679) and Yeon Namsan (639 701).

She spent the first two years of her education in a segregated school, but after independence in 1980, the family moved to "a nicer area" and she became one of the first six black children to be accepted into a formerly all-white school.

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Of these, 164 schools (including four formerly grant-aided schools) were accepted as direct grant grammar schools.