Sentence examples for would be acceptance from inspiring English sources

A first, significant step toward that would be acceptance by the U.S. and the EU of a multilateral approach to Iraq's reconstruction.

"I think we've reached a stage now there'd be acceptance of it and that there are a number of people who have got disillusioned with councils and may well be quite happy to take the opportunity to leave".

If they were white, there would be more acceptance that they belong at the university.

But it would be an acceptance that, in this case, sport and politics remain absolutely intertwined.

The key, Albritton said, would be customer acceptance of new technologies and the added cost associated with them.

Representative Charles Boustany Jr., Republican of Louisiana, said, "The leadership was hoping there would be broad acceptance of the package they presented, but there wasn't".

"We wanted any major championship to have a sense of tradition and prestige in the world of golf, so that there would be public acceptance of the event as a major," Votaw said.

Finally, within a de-centralised community taking a post-modern turn, we look towards Hirst and Brown's (2008) suggestion that in communities of mature practice, there would be an acceptance and expectation that members' efforts undergo critical comment and that individuals communicate with each other as equals.