Sentence examples for understood to accept from inspiring English sources

MacShane is understood to accept that he made a "grotesque mistake".

HM Revenue and Customs is understood to accept that Google's complex arrangements to minimise its UK tax bill are legal.

Hands is understood to accept many criticisms of the deal, but his supporters insist it is one of just two bad bets on an otherwise industry-beating track record.

While Ferdinand is understood to accept his response on social media to a tweet about his early form at QPR was inappropriate, he returned to Twitter to deliver his first public comment on the matter, posting a message early on Friday evening that read: "Is humour even allowed - I'm baffled!

Both sides are understood to accept that a transfer away from the club remains the best option.

I have previously questioned the use of this concept to make sense of the experiences of mothers of disabled children, particularly as parents of disabled children are increasingly understood to accept their children's diagnoses and incorporate difference within their families (Landsman, 2003; Fisher and Goodley, 2007; Ryan, 2008).

As Armitage is not a specialist Sevens player, he is understood to have accepted this may not be practicable.

England are set to appoint an Australian as their new head coach but it is Trevor Bayliss, not Jason Gillespie, who is now understood to have accepted the position.

Wallace, who was ousted from the Daily Mirror by parent company Trinity Mirror in May, is understood to have accepted a role as a consultant on the show.

Essendon are understood to have accepted the federal court ruling over the joint AFL and Asada investigation into the club's 2012 supplements program.

The president is understood to have accepted the detainees as a humanitarian gesture.