Most observers had accepted for some days that the plane had crashed, killing all aboard, somewhere in the southern Indian Ocean.
All this, and much more, she had accepted, for, after all, living does mean accepting the loss of one joy after another, not even joys in her case, mere possibilities of improvement.
The new law, which the legislature made retroactive, rendered moot a case the court had accepted for argument in the new term, brought on behalf of a retarded man, Ernest P. McCarver.
Like most of his original comrades in the R.P.F., Kagame grew up in exile, in Uganda, as a refugee from earlier anti-Tutsi pogroms in Rwanda, and he speaks with contempt of critics of his human-rights record who had accepted for decades the ethnic apartheid of his childhood as a legitimate form of majority rule.
Saying that he had serious doubts about the source of payments that Mr. Hagel had accepted for speaking engagements, Mr. Cruz declared, "It is at a minimum relevant to know if that $200,000 that he deposited in his bank account came directly from Saudi Arabia, came directly from North Korea".
He reports an embarrassing moment when, as he and Hughes were going out the door (the two of them would take walks or go to the pub, while Plath stayed home), Plath shyly stopped him and mentioned a poem of hers that he had accepted for publication in the Observer the previous year.
Physical Review Letters has accepted for publication three papers from the Iowa researchers.
This case, which will be argued next fall, is the second Megan's Law case the court has accepted for its next term.
But the shortage of developers has never been a reason that Intel, Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Apple have accepted for not meeting their hiring goals.
They are not likely to accept the same sort of restrictions on eating as we as a country have accepted for smoking.
In the last couple of weeks, you acknowledged what most Americans have accepted for years: The president was born in the United States.
