Sentence examples for which accepts that from inspiring English sources

This amendment, which accepts that much of the money raised in London will be spent elsewhere, seems likely to be looked on favourably, what with housing topping the mayoral election agenda.

Saltzstein, a former member of the organization's board of directors, made clear that what was needed was no less than an overhaul of the sport's culture, which accepts that member swim clubs are the fiefdoms of coaches who demand absolute loyalty from the athletes and their parents in return for expert guidance in chasing the carrot of Olympic stardom or college scholarships.

By the time the report appeared, BCCI (the Bank of Credit and Commerce International) and the Maxwell empire had collapsed and Cadbury commented coolly: "Unexpected though this attention may have been, it reflects a climate of opinion which accepts that changes are needed and it presents an opportunity to raise standards".

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Unless the advice on safer drug taking is pragmatic and realistic – for example, drug welfare organisation The Loop's "crush, dab, wait", which accepts that people take MDMA and offers a suitable route to reducing harm – then it's not going to have much of an effect.

Madan Das Devi, a leader of the BJP's mother organisation, the RSS, defines Hindutva as "a way of life which accepts that all ways reach to one place, which is God".

Other factors will play a role, in particular the way in which accepting that claim would contribute to the efficacy and simplicity of the theory as a whole.

To their relief the verdict was overturned by an appeals court, which accepted that Mr Kwiatkowski had been properly warned of the risks he was taking.

Today's hearing heard Judge Teale repeat comments made at the sentencing of the 16 other activists, which accepted that they were "highly motivated, highly principled and conscientious people".

The academic argued that part of the solution had to be driving a more positive conversation about race in Britain, which accepted that society had changed and tried to focus on the potential benefits of immigration.

Unionists claim the nationalist parties have reneged on the agreement at the end of last year which accepted that among other things as many as 7,000 civil servants would be made redundant.