Sentence examples for yes accepting from inspiring English sources

The only way the euro might — might — be saved is if the Germans and the European Central Bank realize that they're the ones who need to change their behavior, spending more and, yes, accepting higher inflation.

This means individualized counseling for teen daughters (multiple partners and early sex are still a bad idea); promoting the universalization of contraception as a rite of passage into adulthood, rather than something that only "bad girls" use; and, yes, accepting abortion as the responsible fallback.

Through the limited voice commands available, "yes" accepts the call, or "ignore" sends it to voice mail.

Latest news in the nasty Cablevision-YES Network war: YES accepted an offer from Cablevision yesterday that it cannot accept, or that was not really made.

The company, which has historically been willing to withstand subscriber anger, has been buffeted by advertising from YES that portrayed it as unnecessarily depriving Yankees fans of their games, and advertising from DirecTV to switch to satellite to receive YES. Had YES accepted Cablevision's offer, it would have had to redo its existing deals, which would have most likely reduced its revenues.

At that point Rank's remaining board members told shareholders to, yes, accept the bid after all.

Most traditional security models are static and respond to access requests just by yes (accept) or no (deny).

And yes, accept a date with that handsome Italian who works at the bar you frequent, even if it might make things awkward down the line.

His party has traditionally been most comfortable saying no, and only 53percentt of the 862 ruling council members chose to say yes to accepting the I.R.A. pledges on disarmament and participating in government with Sinn Fein.

First of all, it could mean that a staggering 90% of a site's visitors would run a mile rather than saying yes to accepting a simple Google Analytics cookie.

Chris Huhne, the Lib Dem energy secretary and prominent campaigner for a yes vote, accepted that there would be no further attempt to introduce voting reform during this parliament and that it was "over" for AV.