Sentence examples for from the acceptance from inspiring English sources
Reports produced by that body provide statistics relating to the maintenance of the Patent Register, including the number of patents filed, the number of patents accepted and rejected, and litigation resulting from the acceptance or rejection of patents for listing on the Patent Register[ 6].
The second category, the opportunistic, is seen in the interest group rewards derived from the acceptance of "alternative" family structures.
But one commissioner, who dissented from the acceptance of the settlement offer, said it was a much more serious offense.
It seems to me that the greater Ivy League affirmative-action plan was the kind George W. Bush benefitted from: the acceptance of legacy kids.
It's important to remember that we as a group haven't benefitted from the acceptance that comes from a household personality like Tom Daley publically declaring his sexuality.
The question arises of the extent to which the policies of Charles III resulted from the acceptance by his servants of the precepts of the Enlightenment.
Of course, from hearing the acceptance speeches from the likes of Albert Pujols (NL MVP), Chris Coghlan (NL Rookie of the Year), Jeff Francoeur (NY Good Guy Award) and Mariano Rivera (Reliever of the Year), there is, apparently, a lot of "g-o-d" in team.
This is what separates new media from old – the acceptance of risk.
Perhaps the parades of NYC are supposed to be like graduation: a reminder of where you came from and the acceptance that the future is unknown, but bright.
First, the acceptance from the donor and the isolation from cryopreservation are relatively easy and simple [ 130, 131].
