Sentence examples for guarded acceptance from inspiring English sources
In fact the decentralized nature of industrial production paralleled the decentralized state, and workers' understanding of the economy was in many ways similar to their view of the state namely, one of guarded acceptance.
Ortega said Nicaragua had received an asylum request from Snowden and the president gave a guarded acceptance.
Yet the field still does not have a formal accreditation in engineering and receives guarded acceptance in the university system and workplace alike.
Iran has expressed both hostility toward and guarded acceptance of the interim Iraqi government, reflecting the internal battles in Iran's own leadership.
The French foreign minister, Dominique de Villepin, also guarded, said France "took note of Iraq's acceptance," and insisted that Paris wanted to see Iraq cooperate fully with the inspections.
The consideration of such contradictory effects may guard us against a ready acceptance of triumphalist conceptions of the Renaissance or of historical change in general.
"More projects in the Northeast helps with public acceptance that we need more clean electrons and helps us guard against rising fossil fuel prices and water levels on the coast".
Both acceptance scores were correlated with task persistence but negatively correlated with guarding, resting and asking for assistance.
Resources In his acceptance speech for his new role as chairman, Mugabe spoke of the need to guard Africa's resources against foreign exploitation.
