An example of a statement that pertains to acceptance follows: "When I am in a math setting, I feel respected"; this may be interpreted as either acceptance of oneself or of one's ideas.
Thus, the decision to taper could yet be interpreted as passive acceptance of lower inflation.
James Easdale's resignation could be interpreted as an acceptance by the current board that it does not have the backing of enough shareholders and that Ashley wants to focus on the retail agreement that Sports Direct has with the club.
True complained bitterly in a letter to Getty officials that returning contested objects while she was facing charges could be interpreted as "tacit acceptance of my guilt". The Greek prosecutor also accused Leon, Kovacevic and the two Greeks of smuggling the stolen wreath and selling it to True.
Accordingly, for James, metaphysical theses were to be interpreted as hypotheses whose adoption or acceptance by a pragmatic agent was justified only if it would lead to verifiable or confirmable consequences in future human experience.
While seeking citizenship is typically interpreted as a positive sign of acceptance of, and integration into the country of residence, our findings suggest that for a non-negligible number of Latvian residents it signals the opposite: a preparation for "escape" from the country.
It's such an ingrained hatred when a plea of acceptance gets interpreted as an attack.
On the other hand passivity encourages violent actors; there is much evidence that they interpret passivity as acceptance of or support for what they do.
A family referral may be interpreted as indicating the parents' recognition and acceptance of the child's problem and of the fact that the problem warrants mental health care, and also that the parents believe that mental health care services can be helpful in solving the problem.
