Sentence examples for term for accepting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kemp is serving a 10-year prison term for accepting cash, trips and other gifts from people seeking city contracts.

'Marseille get out of jail' is not a headline you would expect to see the week after former coach Rolland Courbis was handed a two-year prison term for accepting illegal transfer payments in the late 1990s, but it seems somehow appropriate after a 1-0 win over fellow strugglers Lens lifted them out of the relegation zone.

Last month, a Chinese court sentenced the four Rio Tinto employees to long prison terms for accepting millions of dollars' worth of bribes and stealing commercial secrets from Chinese steel executives and passing them on to Rio Tinto.

SHANGHAI — The former head of the Chinese soccer association and 10 other former national team players and executives were sentenced by Chinese courts Wednesday to lengthy prison terms for accepting bribes and fixing matches, according to Xinhua, the state-run news agency.

That didn't stop him from jokingly coming up with his terms for accepting the position, and telling Leno that he thought he could serve the show and its contestants well.

Two Shenzhen officials were sentenced to 10-year prison terms for accepting bribes from Shi, who has not been charged with any bribery-related crimes, the Chinese media reports said.

Also in Tanzania, the intervention was re-named as "Project Afiki" (the local Kiswahili term for "Accept").

Whether we like his politics or not, he has just become the new face and voice of the never-ending work/life balance debate in America by succinctly and without wavering laying out his terms and conditions for accepting a job, and being respected and admired for it in a way few would allow if a woman declared the same thing.

"It is therefore mystifying that we are being criticised for accepting onerous terms in exchange for public subsidy - terms which drove others away".

A recent review on proposed research using pesticides makes the point well in terms of accepting research results for rule-making.

For months now, his political opponents have criticized him for accepting the onerous terms of the European bailouts, which include job cuts, tax increases, and privatization programs.