Sentence examples for in general accept from inspiring English sources

The nonpacifist would, in general, accept what the pacifist says about the evils of war and the need for international organization.

Other designers are ambivalent about this retail interest, because jewelry stores in general accept items on a consignment basis only, they say, and then mark up prices many times over.

But the same people also in general accept the British way of deciding things - that MPs are elected to exercise their judgment; and providing parties are clear before elections, the democratic principle is safeguarded.

Nevertheless, it might not be possible for these rules to be in force in complete independence of a whole speech community's attitudes towards it, and even the individual speaker might need to at least in general accept such rules.

"A wine consumer in general accepts pricing stratification for 750 milliliters," Mr. Calagione said.

In his epistemology, Shankara's followers in general accepted the point of view of the Mimamsa of Kumarila's school.

Whatever may have been the influence of Classical philosophy on the Abrahamic religions, they have not, in general, accepted the Greek idea of the eternity of matter but have stressed the contingency of the universe as the free creation of God.

Although the need for such a practice with contemporary technology was in discussions sometimes questioned, and even if some teams spend a number of days in a week also in their own office, working at the clients' space is in general accepted as a given in project work.

It is encouraging, however, that audit teams in general accepted responsibility for the CMP, and rarely located its cause outside their sphere of influence.

Evidence of clinical disease activity (relapses and/or accumulating disability) with or without new MRI lesions is in general accepted as an indication for switching to more potent second-line therapies.

In general, accepting the palliative care goal of making the dying process as easy as possible, the documents highlight the role of a multidisciplinary team, with special knowledge and skills, in order to deal with the problems and needs of the patients and of their families.