Sentence examples for to accept a further from inspiring English sources

And yes, consumers will have to accept a further increase in the price of food, perhaps from the current 10% of income to 13% or 14%.

The detention centre, and that entire country, are in no position to accept a further 800 refugees and asylum seekers (a figure that would add about 10% to Nauru's entire population).

Although many Brady bonds have since been sold in a secondary market, original holders will be reluctant to accept a further write-down.Neither can Mr Mahuad count on much respite at home.

But, especially if Sweden did decide to join the euro after all, Mr Persson would be reluctant to accept a further reduction in the powers of EU countries that is now under discussion at the constitutional convention in Brussels.

Sir Patrick Neill, the chairman of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, ordered the party to give back the money after it approached him to ask if it would be appropriate to accept a further large sum.

Once one puts matters like this, it becomes hard to accept a further implication in the offing of the Archbishop's remarks, namely, that those running the state have a duty to identify and inculcate a morality so that the state - now, in a shift of focus, understood as consisting of the collectivity of its members - can itself be moral.

Egypt's fractious liberals are deeply sceptical of the military, but may revert to accepting a further dose of military dictatorship to stave off the Islamist tide, at least for a while.

Speaker J. Dennis Hastert said Mr. Bush might eventually have to accept a bill that went further than he wanted in allowing patients to sue H.M.O.'s.

In April 1193 he was forced to accept a truce but made further arrangements with Philip for the division of Richard's possessions and for rebellion in England.

In a sign of the shifting political winds, the speaker of the House, J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, said Mr. Bush might eventually have to accept a bill that went further than he wanted in allowing patients to sue health maintenance organizations for denial of care.

Pedro Marin, the union spokesman, has said the workers cannot accept a further reduction of their initial demands.