Sentence examples for the acceptance of which from inspiring English sources

More specifically, those with a hierarchical, individualistic worldview were expected to be sceptical of climate-change risks, the acceptance of which might lead to unwanted restrictions on industry.

What neither Perkins nor Gollancz would have sanctioned, then, is imposed editing that runs counter to the impulses of the writer, and the acceptance of which becomes a condition of publication.

With regard to the four other clauses, the acceptance of which was demanded before Great Britain could accord recognition of the Chinese Republic, the Foreign Office felt that the time was inopportune to discuss them, China not having asked Great Britain to accord recognition.

He quickly took aim at Wall Street speaking fees — the acceptance of which have become one of Clinton's major vulnerabilities with Democrats — and delivered a broadside on the family that runs Wal-Mart, whose board of directors once included Clinton.

A document from around the same time, an entry for the year 829 in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, refers to the submission of King Eanred of Northumbria to King Egbert of Wessex at the hamlet of Dore (now a suburb of Sheffield): "Egbert led an army against the Northumbrians as far as Dore, where they met him, and offered terms of obedience and subjection, on the acceptance of which they returned home".

Moreover, by urging the acceptance of pragmatism, which dismisses isms as unproven fabrications yet is itself an ism, Hu's position seemed to be untenable and unconvincing.

Dr. Richard J. O'Reilly, a pediatric oncologist and chairman of pediatrics at Sloan-Kettering, said that Dr. Tan's "enormous discipline and stalwart support for promising drugs" was instrumental in the acceptance of daunomycin, which remains in wide use.

He then played a vital role in ensuring compromise during the negotiations that preceded the constitutional settlement of 1993-94 and the election that followed.He alone could sway opinion for or against the acceptance of agreements, which was crucial in the case of the constitution, greeted by many ANC supporters with disappointment.

This account of human action presupposes the acceptance of determinism, which Mill vigorously defends in the System of Logic, where he outlines the idea of a naturalistic science of human being.

A similar point was made by Saigô Nobutsuna who asserted that Kokugaku was characterized by a set of methodological and historical fallacies, the widespread acceptance of which led to the production of a "passive," "antiprogressive," and "conservative" political subject in Japan.

The lack of acceptance of which staff are selected to win awards may also be a reflection of this.