Sentence examples for willing acceptance from inspiring English sources
The exhibition is part of a national commemoration of Austria's willing acceptance of annexation by Hitler's Germany, whose forces took control on March 12 , 1938
The best legacy Mr Mbeki can leave, for South Africa and the wider continent, is a willing acceptance that the ANC is not pre-ordained to rule forever and that a robust opposition is entirely desirable.
It's fucking amazing and we'll be with him throughout the photo shoots, dates, parties, interviews and, god willing, acceptance speeches.
Since 1961 the willing acceptance of a blood transfusion by an unrepentant member has been grounds for expulsion from the religion.
I recognize that groups like the ACLU are frequently criticized for challenging these encroachments no matter how small or the public's willing acceptance of them.
There was knowledge, if not willing acceptance, that this and other ethnically based agencies channelled food to their respective military.
There is the suspicion that this woman is not the true wife, but a clever imposter, but the husband is willing to accept her because acceptance means the security of his own fortune.
He seems less influenced by Goldwater and Reagan than by Fox News and reality TV, his understanding of history recent and selective; he is less religiously grounded and more willing, in his acceptance of Trump's racist and misogynist excesses, to (let's say) forgo the niceties.
The introduction of e-health systems depends on people being willing to accept and use them, and the interviews provide examples of both acceptance and rejection.
The Hollande administration is much closer to the US and British positions, willing to accept a extended process which could end up with the international community's acceptance of limited, and strictly monitored, Iranian uranium enrichment.
The leftists are the heirs of Ben-Gurion's pragmatic Labour Zionists, who were willing to accept less than the whole British mandate of Palestine, in the hope of gaining international acceptance, if not Arab agreement.
