Sentence examples for it may be accepted from inspiring English sources
In Reynolds v. United States (1878) the Supreme Court used these words to declare that "it may be accepted almost as an authoritative declaration of the scope and effect of the amendment thus secured.
Its consequences are not fully known, however it may be accepted that Hb cycling can result in fluctuations of the oxygen carried to the tissues, and repeated episodes of relative ischemia in vital organs can lead to organ dysfunction or injury.
The O.M.B.'s legal officer, Robert G. Damus, wrote Mr. Burstein, "When such a gift is received by an OMB official, this office performs a review to determine whether it may be accepted.
While it may be accepted wisdom that the American economy has been in much better shape lately than it was in the past, the fact is that there are more Americans living in poverty today than during the last official recession in 2001.
At least it may be accepted that partial texts of the epics were probably being used by the Homeridae and by professional reciters known as rhapsodes (who were no longer creative and had abandoned the use of the lyre) by the latter part of the 7th century bce.
A holograph will, for example, which is usually unwitnessed, is an instrument wholly written in the handwriting of the signer, and it may be accepted as legally binding upon the law to carry out its dispositions, barring the findings of anything that could render it invalid.
This week, amid so much discouraging news of irredentist militias and unrepentant neocons, there was a small bit of news that might cheer people up, at least a little: Pluto, it seems, may be accepted back into the club of planets.
By Adam Gopnik June 20 , 2014This week, amid so much discouraging news of irredentist militias and unrepentant neocons, there was a small bit of news that might cheer people up, at least a little: Pluto, it seems, may be accepted back into the club of planets.
% Relative error from 10%to30%0% may be accepted, but it depends on the process type.
Since the present work has a potential to provide a certain contribution to the progress in Parkinson's disease research, this reviewer recommends that the manuscript may be accepted as it is.
Here's what you said to us and Matt Lauer: "It's a situation where Jon may be accepting of mediocre for his kids and working a regular job.
