Sentence examples for history acceptance from inspiring English sources

The article assesses Japan's and Germany's practices and commitments in three important policy areas: history acceptance and reconciliation, use of military force and integration norms.

Trust is earned out of a long history of acceptance.

Abdul Hafiz, 25, quoted passages of peace from the Quran and paused to reflect on the country's history of acceptance.

However, the Internet is a more alternative, R&B-leaning brand of hip-hop, where there's been a history of acceptance, like Me'Shell Ndegeocello, who has been out for her entire career.

No other studies were found comparing previous Caesarean section history and acceptance of labour analgesia.

Lychees are cultivated for their very popular fruit and have a long history of acceptance in China and many parts of Southeast Asia.

Education significantly affected those with primary school-level education and no previous vaccination history, with acceptance increasing from 83.3 to 92.6%% (p < 0.001); more than twice as high as the control group (OR 2.4, 95 % CI 1.2 4.7).

There are so many instances like this that the reader quickly accepts the book as more novel than history, a disappointing acceptance that makes the duller histories of the past seem somehow more reliable.

The history of food acceptance research by the US Army in Chicago and Natick is reviewed.

Fish heads have the longest history and widest acceptance, at least in part because they don't come from mammals.

She saw it as a loss of will, a settling for mediocrity, a betrayal of Britain's great history and an acceptance of decline.