Sentence examples for linked acceptance from inspiring English sources

Slovenia, seeking a meeting with President Obama, was encouraged to "do more" on detainee resettlement if it wanted to "attract higher-level attention from Washington"; its prime minister later "linked acceptance of detainees to 'a 20-minute meeting' " with the president, but the session — and the prisoner transfer — never happened.

Nye also linked acceptance of evolution with basic science literacy, connecting the denial of science with future economic problems, noting, "I say to the grownups, if you want to deny evolution... that's fine, but don't make your kids do it, because we need them.

Adapting to and accepting medication use was linked to acceptance of IBD.

By understanding how these factors are linked to acceptance of evolution, we may be able to start developing strategies for increasing the acceptance of evolution that are consistent with a range of worldviews.

Acceptance of the necessity to take medication was something that was seen to happen over time and was linked to acceptance of the illness (see table 1).

In contrast to previous studies we linked popular acceptance for both end-of-life interventions in order to distinguish determinants for individuals who rejected both WLPT and EUT, approved WLPT alone, or WLPT and EUT.

The family association, for example, links public acceptance of homosexuality to what it calls the "increasing ungodliness and depravity assaulting our nation".

The ability to accept another non-judgmentally is linked to self-acceptance, and such self-acceptance is a circular process that allows us to be accepting of each other.

Nadelson and Southerland (2010) did, however, find significant relationships between acceptance of evolution and performance on their assessment of macroevolutionary understanding, and suggested that instruction in macroevolution may be linked to greater acceptance of the scientific basis of evolution.

Is the growth in transgender acceptance linked to a simple increase in numbers?

Because evolution is critical to foundational comprehension of the biological sciences (Dobzhansky 1973; Fail 2008; Gould 2002; Mayr 1982) and science in general, an understanding of science is nearly inextricably linked to the acceptance of evolution.