Sentence examples for should have accepted that from inspiring English sources

"Today was the day the premier should have accepted that this controversial proposal does not enjoy community support," Sweeney said.

Thomas questioned Rogers about whether it was satisfactory that Thomas Cook should have accepted that assurance from the hotel without question.

Ed Miliband took the unusual step on Tuesday of admitting he had made a misjudgment in an interview and should have accepted that his plans for growth would require extra borrowing, at least in the short term.

He should have accepted that the woman who made the call reporting a crime was in error and that, having done his job, a man, in his own home, had a right to be irate.

Should having accepted that much money from a firm that does work that's controversial in Democratic circles a priori bar one from serving in a Democratic administration?

So, should Rees have accepted that award?

But what I should have accepted was that it wasn't that I need a boyfriend to make reservations for dinner, it was indicative of how thoughtful and considerate he was of me in his life.

By admitting that Arabs should have accepted the UN partition, isn't Abbas finally accepting that history?

This is why Eric Holder said, during a recent Congressional hearing, that if bin Laden "had surrendered, attempted to surrender, I think we should obviously have accepted that, but there was no indication that he wanted to do that, and therefore his killing was appropriate".

The Tories should have accepted that and reminded people that the boost could have been bigger if Labour had not blown so much cash earlier.Mr Brown's error may be still graver.

Those who believe that companies should be run to maximise the returns to shareholders thought that shareholders should have accepted Steel's generous offer; but those who hold the traditional Japanese view that companies are social communities, not baubles to be bought and sold, disapproved of Steel's treatment of a venerated 105-year-old company.Both sides have a point.