Sentence examples for has accepted as from inspiring English sources

(It is to the United States' credit, the bishops say, that it has accepted as many as 18,000 African refugees this year, up from 7,000 in 1998).

Is it time for Boris Johnson to hand back the box of soaps he has accepted as a gift from cosmetics company Lush?

Forty Malt is made mostly of cod-liver oil, which modern science has accepted as a good source of vitamins A and D. The benefits of other treatments are harder to determine.

A finding by the credit ratings agencies of default would also require the E.C.B. to impose discounts, known as haircuts, on the Greek debt it has accepted as collateral.

Mr. Peres and Mr. Sharon appear to be engaged in a good cop-bad cop routine, with the aim of getting Mr. Arafat to crack down on his militants and make it easier for Israel to stop new settlement activity, as called for under the Mitchell Report, which Mr. Sharon has accepted as a basis for new talks.

The two groups make up 85% of the boat people Australia has accepted as refugees.Although the government abolished its predecessor's "Pacific solution", which sent detainees to grim camps in Nauru and Papua New Guinea, it still gives a nod to old Australian anxieties about the threat of incoming hordes from the north.

It felt close to useless, a feeling I had accepted as the norm years ago.

The N.T.C., or Transitional National Council, is Libya's interim government, which many Libyans have accepted as only the temporary authorities.

Individual votes are translated into collective decisions by a wide variety of rules of counting that voters and leaders have accepted as legitimate prior to the election.

The big surprise was that the government decided to aggressively pursue what most have accepted as a way of life.

Too many times courts have accepted as soundly based science evidence that is anything but, which ultimately undermines the rule of law.