Sentence examples for has so far been accepted from inspiring English sources

She entered film festivals all over the country -- about 35 -- and has so far been accepted and shown at two, in Chicago and Vermont.

For half a century the GATT relied on voluntary settlement procedures, until America and others finally agreed to set up a body with the teeth originally envisaged for the ITO: the World Trade Organisation.That body has, so far, been accepted by Congress, albeit with plenty of grumbling about the associated infringement of sovereignty.

Furthermore, LTT has so far been accepted for and is restricted to cases of suspected Ni, beryllium, or drug hypersensitivity [ 10].

But there's far less political capital to be gained from whaling on Barack Obama, whose promises of transformational change have so far been accepted at face value by most Latin Americans, and the colour of whose skin, if nothing else, gives him credibility with the poor Venezuelans who form Chávez's core constituency.

But only nine of these offers have so far been accepted.

Such waivers have been used several civil rights laws, such as the Title IX, and have so far been accepted by the courts.

However, compared with MRI there has so far been little validation of f-MDCT with accepted surrogates of angiogenesis and sensitivity to physiological motion and radiation exposure remain potential drawbacks.

The forum has made various recommendations, but others – including a call for NHS staffing levels to be reviewed – have not so far been accepted by ministers.

He has not been shy about expressing his frustration with the bike Honda Racing delivered for the 2007 season — a rule change forced all manufacturers to build slightly less powerful bikes and Honda's had so far been a disappointment — but on this day he accepted the blame.

Diplomats involved in the talks said the United States had so far been reluctant to accept any cease-fire resolution, but the Americans said they were still waiting for a text that reflected their concerns.

We've so far been fined 600,000 roubles (£6,233) for refusing to accept the label foreign agent.