The timing of initial access to antenatal care is determined by a spectrum of decision-making, from acceptance through to a more passive non-acceptance and at the extreme an active rejection of the pregnancy and/or the need for antenatal care.
The song "I Loves You, Porgy," even when delivered by such masters as Billie Holiday and Nina Simone, feels more like a passive acceptance of degradation than like a confession of love.
The rural group had a more passive attitude and indicated more acceptance to the propositions from their physician.
But compared with other faiths, modern Judaism probably puts more stress on noble resistance and less on passive acceptance: think of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
"Some have been more passive aggressive or subtle & socially acceptable".
The reformers are busy seeking an effective way to destroy a culture of passive acceptance of corruption in Youngstown, where more than 70 judges, politicians, lawyers and gangland figures have been convicted in recent years of bribery, conspiracy, extortion and witness tampering in a resilient web of organized crime and political influence.
In this last case, the economy of passive acceptance prevails over the troubled search for more just urban transformations.
Why do we accept it?" The days of passive acceptance, it turned out, were over.
I can't tolerate such passive acceptance of a religious culture that enables such deaths any more.
In the subsequent decades, as Turkey developed an even stronger and a more concrete interest in creating sympathy for herself in German politics, her approach to plural citizenship also evolved (Kadirbeyoglu, 2009) from passive acceptance to active promotion, and to expressing dissatisfaction with German insistence on single citizenship.
