Sentence examples for operations to accept from inspiring English sources

Doctors and nurses may be constrained to recommend the implanting of a device that would make their jobs easier, but they do not hesitate to urge patients to undergo serious operations, to accept toxic infusions or to enroll in experimental studies.

The obvious question repeats itself: if current operations of the refinery result in serious violations of laws that protect human health and safety, and damage the environment, why should the company be allowed to expand refinery operations to accept even dirtier crude than it currently treats, and increase the pollution from the facility?

Ignoring him leads to further bloody conflict, while an accord with him requires a compromise that is difficult if not impossible for the decision makers behind the military operation to accept.

But there was a catch: what operations?By offering to accept the current inspections regime before a tougher one could be agreed upon, Saddam Hussein then managed to split the UN Security Council and plunge it into discussion about the devilish details of the inspectors' remit.

But in exchange for incidental take permits, which allows Weyerhauser to damage the habitat of some of these species during logging operations, the company agrees to accept detailed prescriptions on how to manage the logging.

"Even after the first two failed operations I hoped to return playing, but after the third operation I reluctantly had to accept medical advice that I should stop".

The decision of a surgeon to operate and of a patient to accept an operation is a complex one that goes beyond objectivity on the part of both parties (Lurie et al. 2008, Deyo 2009).

Thus, the reluctance to accept unnecessary operations may arguably be lower for pancreatic operations, and the thoroughness of establishing need for surgery for pancreatic lesions should be maximal.

Lynn Yaeger, a spokeswoman for AOL Time Warner's cable operation, said, "the decision to accept or reject any request for advertising is made market by market for our company".

Of the 71 patients who underwent TACE, 15 patients with resectable hepatic metastatic lesions were treated with TACE because the patients refused to accept operation.

(Notice that admitting any two of the boolean operations would then force one to accept that there are several ways in which the very same facts can combine in order to make up a fact).