Sentence examples for increase accepting from inspiring English sources
So Blair is left clinging on to the UK rebate, if at a lower rate of increase, accepting defeat at the hands of Chirac, and foisting a budget cut on the newest and weakest members of the EU club, all of whom were supposed to be Britain's closest allies.
Increased accepting rates were also found among single women (OR 2.43) and among women who had attended primary or secondary school (ORs of 1.81 and 1.94).
Now, a Germany that since 2009 either ignored or dismissed admonitions to change its template for prosperity and spread the wealth by increasing domestic demand has started to make conciliatory noises about wage increases and accepting higher inflation.
Even those hurt by a tax increase may accept the sacrifice if they know it improves the chances that unemployed friends or relatives will find jobs.
Mr. Shiller wrote that "Even those hurt by a tax increase may accept the sacrifice if they know it improves the chances that unemployed friends or relatives will find jobs".
This is an expression of increased inequality, increased uneasiness in accepting diversity," said Joan Clos, executive director of UN-Habitat, the human settlements programme.
Health professionals propagate increasing activity and accepting an initial pain increase.
The trustees said the scheme should be kept out of the PPF for at least 10 years and could avoid it indefinitely if its proposals to reduce pension increases were accepted.
I happen to believe that globalisation is of greater benefit to all western consumers, because their purchasing power is increased, but accept that the benefits are diffuse, and the losers and winners of globalisation tend to be different people.
Our rates decrease naturally when the size of the database increases to accept correctly in 92 % with a dataset of 40 and reject wrongly in 15 %.
This information is combined with the increasing widely accepted belief that disability and functioning are relevant parameters for monitoring the health of nations and that there is an increasing need to measure them.
