Governments of all complexions have generally accepted it would be wrong to proceed with a new generation of atomic power stations before a home has been found for past waste.
Choosing a control gene is to some extent arbitrary, so we thought picking an average of two generally accepted controls would reduce the level of arbitrariness.
It's generally accepted that these would be used to reduce the current owners' stakes.
An official at the OCC says that regulators fondly thought generally accepted accounting principles would ensure proper behaviour.
Alan Travis is the Guardian's home affairs editor Housing and local government policies It is generally accepted that Labour would press ahead with city-region "compacts" – one pilot city-region, Greater Manchester, is moving to a new form of indirectly-elected governance – although it is unspecific on additional revenue-raising powers for town halls.
Or was he a rule-utilitarian, who thought that right conduct was conduct permitted by rules that, when publicly known to be generally accepted or followed, would maximize happiness or welfare?
The Historia Brittonum accords Penda a reign of only ten years, perhaps dating it from the time of the Battle of Maserfield (see below) around 642, although according to the generally accepted chronology this would still be more than ten years.
Should this new form of genotypic classification become generally accepted, R. felis would join the TRG alongside the related Rickettsia akari.
The data concerning smoking status and current daily cigarette consumption were obtained from the respondents' questionnaire replies, and it is generally accepted that this would underestimate the prevalence of smoking.
The encouragement of such conduct by a federal court on habeas corpus review would not only offend generally accepted principles of comity, but would also undermine the accuracy and efficiency of the state judicial systems to the detriment of all concerned.
Under this tax plan, Citi and BofA would have the same amount of money now, and more money in the future, but under U.S. generally accepted accounting principles they would have to report a huge loss anyway.
