Sentence examples for may accepted the from inspiring English sources

Klitschko and Bonte said Chisora, who was yesterday given a 12-week suspended prison sentence for assaulting his former girlfriend in May, accepted the same three-fight deal Haye turned down.

Pacifists may accept that personal self-defense is acceptable; and they may accept the idea of using violence in defense of the innocent in concrete personal encounters.

Some businesses may accept the principle of full economic cost but not the results.

She may accept the proposition or respond with a buzz, a gesture needing no translation.

But if neither of these options is available, you may accept the restaurant staff's largess.

Though loosey-goosey usagists may accept the turning of the word's meaning on its head, most of us draw the line at such surrender to error.

Jockeys may "accept the hazards of racing as part of the job that both the animal and the rider were born to do".

Provided that no other bid has intervened, a subsequent player may accept the proposal by saying, "I accept," or, traditionally, "Cop".

But Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president and Fatah leader, used his emergency powers to appoint a new prime minister - hinting he may accept the status quo.

Because of this, said Murray, coaches may accept the view that in this profession, relationships are an appropriate form of compensation.

Most importantly, states may not be parties to a dispute without their consent, though they may accept the compulsory jurisdiction of the court in specified categories of disputes.