Sentence examples for thereby accepting that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thereby accepting that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a certain action or decision leads to the acceptance of a particular condition or fact. Example: "By signing the contract, you are thereby accepting that you will adhere to the terms outlined within."
If Israel wants to remain both Jewish and a democracy, the only workable alternative is to give the Palestinians a state of their own, thereby accepting that Israel must vacate most of that hallowed land on the West Bank.
By appealing to analysis (1′′), it follows that there is a way to deny (1) without being committed to the existence of a present King of France, namely by changing the scope of the negation operator and thereby accepting that "It is not the case that there exists a present King of France who is bald" is true.
This was not considered to be a problem here, as our objective was to identify genes of general importance within the central pathways of prion activity rather than strain-specific modifiers and our aim was to triage genes to prioritize future work thereby accepting that some genuine modifiers may be overlooked.
Choosing the right moment to discontinue curative care and offer only end-of-life care, and thereby accept that a patient becomes or stays de-listed and will die, is very difficult.
This intermediate allows to couple structurally diverse amino acids at a late stage of the synthesis, representing a significant advantage over most other synthetic strategies that make use of puromycin as key precursor, thereby accepting the drawback that the amino acid at the junction is restricted to O-methylated tyrosine.
An ANCOVA test delivers a p-value of 0.071 thereby accepting the hypothesis that the slopes are not different, with y = −0.05x+1.3 at low density and y = −0.07x+1.2 at moderate density.
A lot depends on whether Scotland retains the pound, he argues, thereby accepting a degree of Westminster oversight that many Scots who voted for independence would find unpalatable.
Last month, he declared, "[T]here are no Rohingya among the races [in Burma]" and stipulated that their only path to citizenship required that they renounce their identity and call themselves "Bengalis,' thereby accepting status as illegal aliens.
"If he says he's a Christian I accept that," Graham said to a television host, thereby damning the President with faint praise.
Everyone here accepts that".
