Sentence examples for has not fully accepted from inspiring English sources

Last week's imbroglio over emails suggest that the FBI has not fully accepted that its role is to enforce laws not overlook, bend or break them.

Not only that but society has not fully accepted that not all women put marriage as one of their top things in life to do, many women put careers first.

While the administration has steadily become more reasonable on North Korea, it still hasn't fully accepted the unpalatable truth: the only possible route out of this crisis is a grand bargain.

So did the transformation of said blond, a researcher named Jane Hollander (played by the reliably great Anna Camp), who initially resists joining her peers in the lawsuit because she clings to an image of herself as the Marrying Type and hasn't fully accepted the scope of her own ambition.

The public will not tolerate companies that have not fully accepted the existential threat that climate change poses.

From Ms. Merkel on down, German leaders feel the French have not fully accepted the depth of the crisis facing Europe and their own economy.

Another military official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said that the evidence had been presented to the Obama administration but that it had not fully accepted the analysis.

The second major lesson of the last month of controversy is that the organizations entrusted with law enforcement and intelligence in the United States had not fully accepted the gravity of the threat prior to 9/11.

American doctors had not fully accepted the sterilization technique implemented by Joseph Lister during the 1860s.

Because I was so attached to never letting myself go, I had not fully accepted how much motherhood had changed me.

We have not fully accepted that development by way of the expedient purchasing power theory, which is based solely on the distribution of wealth through the accumulation of public debt, is a sham.