Sentence examples for through the acceptance from inspiring English sources

The basis of that community, he argues, is a trio of political settlements, each achieved by violence: the rejection of monarchic rule through the acceptance of the idea of the consent of the governed; the rejection of religious intolerance through the acceptance of freedom of conscience; and the rejection of slavery through the acceptance of political equality.

Once again, it is through the acceptance of this doctrine by Plato and Aristotle that the Sophistic position came to be part of subsequent humanist tradition.

* Last year, JG Ballard's archive was saved through the Acceptance in Lieu scheme, in exchange for settling death duties, in this case £350,000 in tax.

You will search in vain for these words through the acceptance addresses of William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and George H. W. Bush.

The Government has accepted gifts of significant cultural, scientific or historic objects to offset inheritance tax for over a century through the Acceptance in Lieu scheme, brought in by David Lloyd George in 1910 while he was Prime Minister.

The logic of this occasional inclusion is based on a strict geographic definition as well as a recognition of common bonds forged through the acceptance of Buddhism by many of these cultures.

Are you worrying about spreading the field between a bunch of schools, potentially setting yourself up for a scramble at the end, sorting through all the acceptance letters?

The flaws are local wall thinning, taking into account the minimum wall thickness required for design pressure and circumferentially part-through cracks based on the acceptance standards in the ASME Code Section XI.

Tara, who has gone through the ordeal before, represents the acceptance phase, soothing and helping the others to work through what they are experiencing.

Rembrandt went the opposite way, achieving unprecedented liveliness by marking his portraits with the spoiling work of time, vitality achieved through the candid acceptance of mortality.

This study uses the "Cyber Taipei" initiative to explore whether the cyber-government services set up by the Taipei City government meet users' demands and to understand, through the technology acceptance model (TAM), users' perceived cognition regarding the various system services.