Sentence examples for may accept an from inspiring English sources

The Tories say they may accept an offer from Sir Gus O'Donnell, the cabinet secretary, of civil service advice.

The cation radical of riboflavin within this complex reacts with folic acid to yield FA+, which may accept an electron from the anion radical of safranine, avoiding the photobleaching of the safranine.

That leaves around 15% of shareholders who may accept an offer, but it would be made at around the 20p mark, so would not require a hugely significant outlay.

Leadership PACs may accept an annual maximum of $5,000.

National party committees can receive $32,400 per year from a donor, and may accept an additional contribution in the event of a recount.

"Ultra-narrow-band" defines the thin range of frequencies that an ALF may accept; an ALF generally has a passband on the order of 0.001 nanometer.

(Blackberry Farm has a three-try rule. An employee may accept a gratuity on the third attempt).

Muslims in the Arab countries, Iran, Pakistan, central and southeast Asia and Africa may accept a compromise, but not total, permanent Israeli sovereignty.

Inspector Ranjit Jokhoo said the Mauritius Department of Public Prosecutions may accept a plea of unlawful killing from those accused of her death.

Mr Cervera and his supporters have said they may accept a fourth electoral council, formed by some sort of consensus.

Under the Enterprise Act 2002, instead of making a reference to the CC, the OFT may accept a deal that will ensure competition is undiminished.