Sentence examples for that it would be accepted from inspiring English sources

May had negotiated the very best of the bad Brexit deals possible and he fervently hoped that it would be accepted because a no-deal Brexit was unimaginable.

Hershey, which under British takeover law has until Jan . 23to make a bid, will not make an offer without some assurance from Cadbury that it would be accepted, these people said.

"No one knew better than I did what it meant to make your own head masculine so that it would be accepted by the culture of men," Elena writes.

When the fourth carbon budget was published similarly early in the last parliament, Cameron ruled that it would be accepted, but Osborne ordered a review of whether the targets could be met.

On Aug. 14, the company announced that its board had created a special committee to review Mr. Musk's proposal, stressing that it could give "no assurances" that it would be accepted.

American officials predicted two weeks ago, when Britain presented the plan, that it would be accepted by the Council before the next six-month renewal of the oil-for-food program, which is due by midnight Sunday.

At issue was the department's announcement last month that it would be accepting competitive bids for 1,100 of its routes — about a sixth of the total — for children with disabilities.

"The rakyat (people) voluntarily want to share their earnings with the government to help ease the burden," the finance ministry said in a statement, announcing that it would be accepting donations to a special fund set up to help relieve the country's debt.

Before returning to his South African business base on Thursday, King issued a statement saying that his group's offer remained on the table and that he was hopeful it would be accepted.

Most veterans of the peace process will mock this proposal, protesting that there is no way it would be accepted by the Palestinians.

Those who defend the club say if Evans was engaged in any ordinary trade or profession, it would be accepted that he should be allowed to find employment.