Consider your chance of acceptance.
Conversely, despite anxiety or prospects of non-acceptance, how teachers responded to pupils' attainment in school 'entry-tests' provided psychological stimulation for some pupils, enhancing self-esteem and pupils' perceptions about education.
Yet the prospect of future acceptance doesn't allay my feeling that the phrase is a pratfall.
Sullivan is seduced by the prospect of professional acceptance and social respectability, while Costigan is appalled by the thrill he gets from letting his Id off the leash and acting like a violent criminal.
And, finally, the prospect of reform – of acceptance of human rights standards as an aspect of the necessary legitimacy for the use or show of force – depends critically on the attitude of the armed and police forces themselves.
In a round of international negotiations last year and early this year, Mr. Levitt held out the prospect of possible American acceptance of international standards to prompt a change in the way those standards are set.
The industry hopes its products, like contraceptives in the past century, will become cheap, reliable, and unremarkable.But for the other half of the industry, sex services, there is little early prospect of gaining comparable acceptance.
Now, he spoke of acceptance.
As are levels of acceptance.
For Maela, "the greatest form of acceptance is self-acceptance.
