Sentence examples for issue of accepting from inspiring English sources

The same moral principles and considerations apply to the issue of accepting social security, unemployment insurance or other payments of that kind.

The issue of accepting money from industry is particularly sensitive for membership-based groups like the Sierra Club, whose adherents, like those of Greenpeace, do not trust commercial companies to be good environmental stewards.

On the issue of accepting Israel as an explicitly Jewish state, Erekat privately told Israeli negotiators: "If you want to call your state the Jewish state of Israel you can call it what you want".

Earlier this week Brazilian officials signaled in Rio de Janeiro that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, potentially flanked by the Colombian president, Álvaro Uribe, would raise the issue of accepting Cuba into the Organization of American States at the summit meeting.

We need to realize that who sits on the Supreme Court or having a liberal or conservative government, is not as important as this single issue of accepting or rejecting hate and racism.

The UCI rulebook is a somewhat impenetrable and daunting document but on issues of accepting anything but a bidon or spanner from another team, the rules are crystal clear.

Re "Bush Choice for Labor Post Withdraws and Cites Furor of Illegal Immigrant Issue" (front page, Jan . 10: Instead of accepting personal responsibility for the circumstances that prompted her abrupt decision to withdraw as George W. Bush's choice for labor secretary, Linda Chavez tried to portray herself as a victim of the politics of personal destruction.

Among the 89 people arrested were 49 employees of the federal environmental protection agency, who were accused of accepting bribes to issue timber felling and transportation permits.

In 2001 Cyprus' immigration chief was reportedly jailed for 20 months after being found guilty of accepting bribes to issue work permits for foreign women to work in so-called cabarets with names like White Girls Nightclub and Frolix.

Harding argues that inclusion of marginalized groups into inquiry will improve reflexivity, because the marginalized are more likely to notice and take issue with features of accepted representations that are due to the unquestioned adoption of the perspectives of the dominant.

It had been widely expected that the justices would agree to continue their examination of the issue by accepting Minnesota's latest appeal.