"If we had just the one, we might accept that, but with three objects, Jewett's assertion becomes more reasonable," he says.
For example, a contextualist might accept that 'knowledge'-talk is equally appropriate whether one is describing the best achievements of empirical science, or the best achievements of mathematics, while acknowledging that the former rest on weaker standards of proof than the latter.
The UN and European Union might accept that, but the Americans will not.
Plenty of American parents might accept that legalisation would be the right answer for the people of Latin America, Asia and Africa; they might even see its usefulness in the fight against terrorism.
Second, you might accept that grounding isn't an SPO but claim that we can characterize a relation in terms of grounding that is an SPO.
Gilmour and his fellow directors might accept that analysis, and the consequences of it, but beyond that they have run the club as they always have - soundly with care and sensibility.
Marsden laughs at the suggestion Barca fans might accept that proposition, explaining: "They regard Leo as the best of all time, not just the best player at the moment.
Finally, the group hit on a more interesting conclusion: they might accept that the number of women whose attitudes and behavior would be affected by an educational campaign would be small.
If we listen to today's growth figures then we might accept that all is well and carry on with business as usual.
