Sentence examples for points accepted from inspiring English sources

Research shows that the practice of accepting "love points" - as licence points accepted on behalf of a partner or family member are colloquially known - is very common.

If Algorithm A can not be terminate finitely, then there are infinite many points accepted by the filter.

Use the n′ points accepted in step 7 as a training set to choose statistics S α with the desired method.

Almunia – who made a fine late save, pushing Ryan Babel's strike on to the crossbar to secure all three points – accepts Arsenal have not delivered on the promise of previous campaigns, the last trophy being the FA Cup in 2005.

Other positivists respond differently to Dworkin's phenomenological points, accepting their relevance but modifying the theory to accommodate them.

The irony, of course, is that those claiming "freedom and liberty" as their talking points accept neither, and vilify those who use both.

Retesting was performed at 2 to 4 weeks on the first 80 respondents to the main mailout; estimates of the level of fatigue would be correlated between initial and retest time points accepting a Spearman's rho of ≥0.7.

My guess is that Steinbrenner figured I had made a fair point, accepted the bad press with the good.

But aid donors had to be much more careful how their money was disbursed, too, a point accepted last week by US defence secretary Robert Gates.

For its part, the government highlights the failure of the European Union's standards for diesel vehicles to improve the performance of these engines, a point accepted by campaigners.

This is a point accepted by Dr Sue Proctor, the lead investigator in the Leeds inquiry, who said even with all the extra measures in place the "proof of the pudding is in the eating".