Sentence examples for has accepted about from inspiring English sources
The UK has accepted about 200 people, in contrast to the tens of thousands taken in by Germany and Sweden.
The United States has accepted about 700,000 refugees from Indochina since 1975, about half of the worldwide total of 1.4 million who have been settled abroad.
According to Hale, the unit has accepted about a hundred cases for review since March ,2014, and has made a determination in thirty-one.
The new Bard High School Early College in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, an effort to let high-achieving public high school students start college two years early, has accepted about 100 students for 9th grade and more than 70 students who have completed 10th grade and now will begin the first year of college.
The UK has accepted "about 1,500" asylum seekers from Syria, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has told MPs. "We have accepted hundreds upon hundreds of individual asylum seekers from Syria, under our international asylum obligations," Mr Clegg added.
The United Kingdom, for example, has accepted about 8,000 Syrians since 2011, while — according to the latest U.N. statistics — more than 670,000 Syrians are registered as refugees in Jordan.
It had accepted about half of those as of Monday night, Mr. O'Holleran said.
Mr. Hevesi went to prison after admitting that he had accepted about $1 million from a California businessman to whom he awarded some $250 million in state pension fund business.
Yet, at the same time, this picture throws into doubt much of the folklore that we have accepted about the manager's work.
"But many others think it's a disgrace that Serbia is accepting collective guilt, and sacrificing our place in history by accepting what some see as a responsibility akin to the blame the Germans have accepted about the Holocaust".
But the company issued a statement late Monday saying that it had decided to immediately fire the four employees, describing the evidence released during the trial that they had accepted about $13.5 million in bribes as "beyond doubt".
