Sentence examples for nations acceptable from inspiring English sources

The poll found that 70% of Australian adults believe it is acceptable to spy on nations Australia does not have a good relationship with, and half of Australian adults also find spying on friendly nations acceptable, including key allies such as New Zealand (51%), Japan (58%), France (53%) and the United States (54%).

The poll found that 62% and 60% of Australians respectively thought spying on those two nations was acceptable.

Released by the International Energy Agency (IEA), the report concludes that by waiting until 2020, global temperatures will rise far beyond the level many nations consider acceptable.

There are places and times when a U.N. force is more acceptable to nations if Americans are not in the ranks.

Texas' law, one of the toughest in the nation, requires voters lacking acceptable ID (like a concealed-weapons permit) to travel up to 250 miles at their own expense to get one.

"It remains difficult for Brazil as a nation to create an acceptable social environment for itself, and as creators of popular music we have always sought to provoke or suggest the need for a Second Abolition that will truly liberate this country" in a way that the end of slavery little more than a century ago did not.

Many lament how, in this nation, it is socially acceptable to be not good at math and science.

Let's make violence unacceptable rather than acceptable in our nation which leads the world's industrialized nations in military expenditures, in number of guns sold and in circulation (an estimated 300 million), and in child, youth, and adult civilian gun deaths.

Mr. Putin dealt with Chechnya in a way "that's not acceptable to peaceful nations," he said.

While a prohibition on nuclear weapons will not result in disarmament overnight, it will powerfully challenge the notion that these weapons are acceptable for some nations.

The Bush administration has been working on a plan for deep cuts in the hopes that it would make missile defense more politically acceptable to allied nations, as well as to Russia and China.