Sentence examples for implications of accepting from inspiring English sources

The implications of accepting that principle are very far-reaching indeed.

Like many in the field of psychopathy research, Kiehl is aware of the enormous social implications of accepting psychopathy as a form of mental illness.

An advance survey by the festival found that more than half of respondents expressed concerns over the implications of accepting funding from wealthy donors or corporations.

European Union leaders, besides being concerned about Turkey's human rights record and the implications of accepting a Muslim country into predominantly Christian Europe, are seriously worried by Turkey's determination to prevent the emergence of a Kurdish state in northern Iraq.

They're beginning to make a difference at Christiansborg but Nyborg's party still doesn't have any funders, following her decision to return Jorgen Steen Anderson's cash once she'd understood the implications of accepting it.

"We believe the long-term implications of accepting Express Scripts' below-market proposal would have been much worse than the short-term impact on earnings," Mr. Wasson said to a packed ballroom at Navy Pier.

We are too fond of accepting immigrants who are useful to our society without considering the implications to their own country.

As one insider told me "The implications of rugby being accepted in the Olympics are absolutely massive, simply incalculable.

"I fully understand the seriousness of the implications, and I accept the penalty," Richardson said in a statement issued by the N.B.A.

Every singer is both a participant and a commentator on the action, and a staging that accepted the implications of such constant role-shifting would have to be radical indeed.

But maybe if they had a heart of glass with a neon light burning through it, she might have accepted the implications of being emotionally weak and learned to love the guy and his neon organ.