Sentence examples for his acceptability from inspiring English sources
He added, "Muslims think highly of Obama, and he should use his acceptability — even with the Taliban — and try to deal with them politically".
Finally, the propriety of requiring the petitioner to show his acceptability for clearance in 1953 is not in issue, since no one is seeking to impose that requirement.
Some analysts had said they thought that Sheik Sharif had the best chance of all the candidates for president to unite Somalis, because of his Islamist roots and his acceptability to a variety of factions.
Forced to compromise on a candidate acceptable to both the impatient reformers and hard-core communists in the Duma (the lower house of parliament), Yeltsin had tapped Primakov, many thought, for his acceptability rather than his qualifications.
"If passions run high but choices are spread around, it is likely that the ultimate winner will be unpopular," Polsby wrote, "and, depending on the confidence of voters in the choice mechanism that produced him, possibly even damaged in his overall acceptability.
- be socially acceptable (acceptability pillar).
He believed it his duty to ensure the acceptability of his government to God.
In opposition to metaphysical or external realism, Putnam defends an "internal" realism which identifies truth with ideal rational acceptability; his view, as he points out, has significant affinities with Kant's transcendental idealism.
His Scottish Banknotes (Acceptability in United Kingdom) Bill had a first reading in the Commons, but made no further progress and never became law.
Prost, as the recognised yardstick at the time, was the man he needed to beat to prove it, and Senna went to the limits of both his ability and acceptability - and beyond - to do so.
So you know maybe theres a reason you feel sad and you might want to add to that or something a bit more.' ID10 (male in his thirties) The acceptability of integrating mobile-phone assessment technology into everyday routine was also often discussed.
