Sentence examples for outset to accept from inspiring English sources

The eventual settlement could have been reached without a single bomb had the western powers been willing at the outset to accept Russian participation in drawing up a practical plan and in its implementation.

It's a good idea to elaborate on what you did wrong at the outset and to accept that you did the wrong thing.

Fani-Kayode warned: "We have always said right from the outset that we are prepared to accept the announcement of any election result as long as it is the manifestation of the will of the Nigerian people.

Better, then, to accept at the outset that Urban Dictionary is not a lexicographical project at all.

Better, he said, to accept from the outset that the debt cannot be repaid and write down a larger share of the country's financial obligations rather than impose more growth-stunting measures on the country.

If the District were instead to require some specific action at the outset, it may make it difficult for them to accept less, even if subsequent study and expert opinion deem less to be satisfactory.

She wrote on Twitter: "Not doubting her integrity but hard to see why Baroness Butler-Sloss would want to accept a role so many regard as conflicted at the outset".

Many acknowledge that baseline data from noncontaminated areas were needed from the outset and that the public should have been better educated to understand results and, perhaps, to accept watchful waiting as an alternative to immediate surgery.

Paul Mason, as an experienced BBC Newsnight correspondent and the author of one of the best instant books on the financial crisis, Meltdown: The End of the Age of Greed (2009), is shrewd enough to accept – or at least to seem to accept – the limitations of this volume at the outset.

But from the outset, the company came under fire for not setting up a sufficient number of A.T.M. machines nor recruiting enough merchants to accept the cards.

The IMF got the correct remedy at the outset of these talks: it's time for so-called official lenders, which would include eurozone countries and the European Central Bank, to accept a haircut on their loans.