Sentence examples for would accept more from inspiring English sources

"I have yet to find a place that would accept more intensive development," he said.

Last week it was announced that Britain would accept more unaccompanied minors from Syria and other conflict zones.

While the politicians debated whether Britain would accept more refugees from Syria, the British public appeared to have decided their help could wait no longer.

Yet, in a poll for Il Messaggero, a Rome newspaper, only 25% of those questioned would accept more than "minor corrections".Behind that response lie some deep-seated cultural attitudes.

Gov. Paul E. Patton of Kentucky, a Democrat who is chairman of the National Governors Association, has floated a version of the proposal, under which states would accept more financial risk in return for greater freedom to manage the program.

With regard to what extent women would accept pain in exchange for certain advantages of the investigation, sixty-eight (45.1%) women would accept more pain if the diagnostic investigation and therapy would be offered in one visit.

Jordan's fears for its own stability surfaced last week when the country's prime minister, Abdullah Ensour, said that if the Syrian government collapsed, Jordan would not accept more refugees but would use its military to create safe havens inside Syria for those displaced by conflict.

The UK said it would provide naval support, but it would not accept more asylum seekers.

In Turkey, which had said it would not accept more than 100,000 refugees, officials said they had revised the number to 120,000, and were preparing contingency plans for more.

Brown has said he would not accept more spending than he included in his latest budget proposal, which is a third larger than the first one he signed after taking office in 2011.

Table 2: Of the total PTs respondents, 73% would not accept more patients.