Sentence examples for has essentially accepted from inspiring English sources

It has essentially accepted all the criticisms I made of the DWP's sanctions statistics," he said.

Yet economic policy across the board has become almost passive, has essentially accepted this disaster instead of trying to end it.

But his description of the threat was so urgent and his call to action so stark that he has essentially accepted the hawks' definition of the problem.

The government's chief scientific adviser, Professor John Beddington, has essentially accepted (see questions 292 onward here) the scientific recommendations in the select committee report and has argued that the NHS should not provide homeopathy.

Republicans, to the dismay of libertarians, have essentially accepted a large, vigorous federal government.

RW: What's happened over the last few days is Chairman Leahy and the leading advocates of these bills have essentially accepted that these bills -- specifically PIPA, which has a vote scheduled for Jan 24th -- contain essential flaws.

(The House of Representatives panel had essentially accepted the administration's low-ball figure as part of a larger push to hold down federal spending).

Senate Democrats had, after all, voted to reopen the government without a legislative fix on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) immigration program, and they had essentially accepted a deal that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). was willing to give Democrats on Friday ― the soft promise of a vote on a DACA bill and a three-week government funding extension, not four.

The Mexican Foreign Ministry has essentially agreed to accept the decision by the United States.

The Mexican Foreign Ministry has essentially agreed to accept the decision by the United States, and will be forced to house thousands of people from other countries, particularly from Central America, as they await their asylum decisions.

That questioning has essentially stopped.