Clegg said his party would not accept either of the two biggest parties' plans on education spending.
Pakistan had proposed restarting talks before year's end, an idea the Indians did not reject outright but did not accept either, he said.
It is possible, for example, for respondents to exhibit high similarity values for both fast and regular charging, while not accepting either charging option.
People like Perrino, however, give me hope that younger generations do understand what's at stake and that we need not accept either censorship or big brother as the new normal.
The bomber mafia, through a "failure of imagination" in not expanding the doctrine to include establishing air superiority as a prerequisite for success, would not accept either of these concepts they believed the heavy bomber fleet could protect itself, and thus they contributed to the delay in the development of a long-range escort fighter until two years into the war.
Suddenly, people who could not accept either of the earlier options had an alternative that resembles matriculating through a school system and operates on something more akin to the laws of physics -- every action has an equal and opposite reaction -- than on the judgment of an omnipotent and seemingly capricious deity.
And while it's true that it's rare in many places to find a store that doesn't accept either debit or credit, or isn't in close proximity to an ATM, there are still plenty of times this could come in handy, and if the service fee is reasonable, it could actually be more convenient than finding and using an ATM anyway, especially when on vacation.
They have no allegiance to the United States and don't accept either poverty or national indebtedness as their problems.
I offered to pay by credit card or check, but the bridge didn't accept either, and the toll taker at first suggested I could go back to an ATM in town, but they would charge me $25.
I don't know if we need to get together, but I do know that testing's critics need to think about accountability, the 'verify' part of Reagan's formula, because Americans won't accept either extreme, and by not adequately addressing that issue, the progressives are leaving the field to the verifiers.
