"The government does not ordinarily accept payment of money in a civil case when it believes it has a viable criminal charge".
Bookmakers ordinarily accept bets on the outcome of what is regarded as an uneven match by requiring the side more likely to win to score more than a simple majority of points; this procedure is known as setting a "point spread".
For both Finkelstein and Bar-on, the explanation of avowals' authority the fact that we ordinarily accept avowals at face value, and don't expect an avowing subject to have evidence in support of her avowal is non-epistemic.
The central phenomenon that neo-expressivism seeks to explain is first-person authority: that we ordinarily accept avowals without hesitation, and we don't expect the subject to be in a position to cite evidence that she is in pain or wants water.
For another, it features Catherine Deneuve, a more glamorous actress than Melville usually used, in the kind of supporting role she was already too big of a star to ordinarily accept.
What often happens in negotiations is that people get tired and accept a position that they wouldn't ordinarily accept because they're tired of negotiating.
The value is ordinarily satisfactory and accepted in most of the engineering practices as reported by other research works.
Ordinarily one would accept fate and find other means of getting to the beach.
"Ordinarily, we can accept only pens and plaques," Detective Martin Speechley, from the N.Y.P.D.'s Public Information Unit, added.
The closed-door meeting illustrated a fundamental shift under way in the futures industry: financial firms, ordinarily loath to accept regulation, are now spearheading efforts for new oversight as they try to heal the black eye left by MF Global and the disappearance of $1.2 billion in its customers' money.
