Sentence examples for generally accepted, the from inspiring English sources

In Finland, where generic substitution is generally accepted, the pharmacists were concerned about customer confusion following substitution.

Palladio and his generation seem to have generally accepted the idea that, in regions where masonry was scarce, the use of stuccoed, painted, or veneered brickwork, with plastered timber beams, was architecturally as "genuine" as the use of stone, provided it was all of one colour.

One woman said she was surprised to learn of Kardashian's appointment, but generally accepted the reality that a semi-successful sock designer (generous, we know) was fit to shape the legal future of this country.

In your chat, you said that Haitians generally accepted the immediate need to bury bodies.

Protestantism has generally accepted the Virgin Birth but not the notion of perpetual virginity.

The courts have generally accepted the concept of cities' imposing reasonable rules governing where and how boxes are placed.

States generally accept the first quite readily.

In contrast, the Damascus-based opposition generally accepts the idea.

The fighters generally accept the proposed fights or risk being dropped.

Judges, no less than litigants, generally accept the rulings of the Second Circuit with a kind of grumpy servility.

Western European countries generally accept the NS2 project as a way to access relatively cheap gas backed by large reserves.