Sentence examples for which will be accepted from inspiring English sources

Haddon-Cave's solution is to have a new air safety regime, which will be accepted.

The committee will now call for new submissions to the inquiry, which will be accepted until 17 October.

The EPA expects 1,600 people to speak in the four cities and has already received more than 300,000 written comments, which will be accepted until Oct. 16.

These claims, which will be accepted until Aug. 6, can be made by anyone who owns or has applied for a trademark, or has what are considered common-law trademark rights to a name.

But any pressure on Israel to actually make peace can be reduced by saying "one step at a time, one day at a time", which will be accepted as "a commonsense approach to the land-for-peace equation".

On Monday, a section of the Web site, prdefinition.prsa.org, is to go live, and, using a crowd-sourcing model, visitors can submit suggestions through this template: "Public relations (does what) with or for (whom) to (do what) for (what purpose)." So-called word clouds will be generated, based on the words and phrases contained in the submissions, which will be accepted through Dec. 2.

The Scheibners, for instance, are very excited about the founding of the first college primarily for Christian home-schoolers, Patrick Henry, in Purcelleville, Va., which will be accepting its inaugural class of students in the fall.

If you are truly compelled, the Phoenix Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status NGO which will be accepting donations for this specific project.

That march has been halted and the key question now is which cuts will be accepted and which opposed by Labour.

Since the hospital is to be closed, it falls to him to determine which patients will be accepted at a new but smaller institution and which will be loosed on the world.

The second subsystem has, as principal aim, to analyze the kind of user device and decide which devices will be accepted by the system.