Sentence examples similar to the analysis accepted that from inspiring English sources
As Iverson [ 8] has noted, "contribution analysis accepts that in order to create a 'credible picture of attribution', complexity is recognised, multiple influences acknowledged and mixed methods used to 'gain (an) understanding of what programmes work, what parts of which programmes work, why they worked, and in what contexts"'.
"I think the military commanders are confident we have enough troops on the ground, and I accept that analysis".
Mr. Edwards's colleagues in the plaintiffs' bar do not accept that analysis.
Gilmour and his fellow directors might accept that analysis, and the consequences of it, but beyond that they have run the club as they always have - soundly with care and sensibility.
Analysis: Accepting on faith that Martin Scorsese's long-gestating epic, "Silence," will score with a group that has rewarded the director often over the years.
Asked whether most of the accusations of bullying –including by Sir John Major no less, or bad behaviour were not mainly directed at the Yes campaign he said curtly that he didn't "accept that analysis".
E.U. officials do not entirely accept that analysis, though neither do they hide the challenge posed by the diverging economic performances of euro-zone nations.
Do you accept that analysis?
Raab says he does not accept that analysis.
Few people accept that analysis, though, and more than one study has concluded that if India had stuck to its traditional farming methods millions would have starved.
