According to Borosage's survey, 80percentt consider unacceptable the notion of capping Medicare grants, which would inevitably force seniors to pay more out of pocket as rising health care costs outpaced their benefits.
A similar fate met a historical adventure in which Mr. Chan's character was to die at the end, a notion unacceptable to his public.
A separate EULAR committee has concluded that the literature on safety of long-term glucocorticoid therapy at low doses still has important gaps, but in general does not support the notion of unacceptable safety issues 100 ; subsequently, that committee formulated management guidelines that also address preventive measures against glucocorticoid-induced adverse events.
(Note, however, that, as Duncan MacIntosh (2010) suggests, the notion of "an unacceptable situation" plays an important role here and the question of how to cash out this notion stands in need of additional attention).
Different patients take different views about what constitutes a harm and a benefit, and when each view is reasonable it is morally unacceptable to maintain that the notions of medical benefit and harm are objectively independent of the patient's judgment.
Protein and fat serve the same purpose, which implies that eating fat can be beneficial, a notion that is still unacceptable.
"We don't buy that notion and it's unacceptable," she said, according to The New York Daily News.
If LGBT issues were ever raised, it was to reiterate the notion that homosexuality was unacceptable.
Evolutionary theory in the 1820s-40s made such notions appear antiquated and unacceptable, encouraging a strong alliance among freethinkers, progressive thinkers, and working-class reformers, as all three groups were centrally concerned with enshrining democratic rights, principles, and liberties.
