Sentences with phrase «accept at»

After they get their first credit card, and if they seem to be doing good as costumers, most of students are offered with no one, but many other credit cards products, and, due to a lake of information or just because they are not worried about the future, they usually accept at least another one or maybe more of those extra credit products.

The rights will expire before I could even get a chance to begin delving into German security regulations, so I just might as well accept it all at face value.

She has no choice but to accept him at his word.

When an offer is given to a family from the waitlist, even after the school year has begun, the family must accept at that time to attend a Great Hearts academy.

Principal Theresa Phillips says: «We do not accept at Hastings Academy that your future is determined by your parental income.»

Let's accept at face value the claim that scores and achievement are going up.

Everything he says is hard to believe, but he's so matter of fact about the film's bizarre upcoming events that you have no choice but to accept it at face value.

Enter a gift from her well - off brother (Mark Duplass), albeit one she's reluctant to accept at first.

The lesson she finally comes to accept at the end is handled a bit obtusely, but effective nonetheless.

She said: «I've definitely gone back through my memories and now I'm reassessing things with a view of, «OK, that's not acceptable behaviour, and why did I accept it at the time?»»

This odd couple heart - to - heart gets a plausible rationale later in the film, but all that's needed to accept it at the start is the understanding that they're tight chums.

I am a poor filipino man from philippines looking for serious relationship and marriage to a rich single woman of any faces even ugly i accept it at least we understand each other forever and ever thats all.

The Ruched Glyph Dress ($ 138) is jersey made from modal and spandex, and while the latter's still a bit painful to accept at least you know this dress won't stretch from here to the moon after a day's wear.

Feeding your soul allows you to love and accept yourself at your core.

So while your aversions may be difficult to accept at times, it's important to understand that this is truly just the way you're wired, and you honestly probably aren't quite as weird as you think.

It's been accepted for more than 200 years that a scientist, at the end of the experiment, has a duty to publish, so it's better to accept at the very start of your career that papers are your product.

But the more I knew about the technology and the deeper the questions I asked about it, the less likely I was to accept at face value the extravagant promises made on its behalf.

If by any chance Norman and Margaret Tebbit invite you to eat with them, accept at once!

Are we supposed to accept this at face value?

Her claims are somewhat difficult to accept at face value, however, in light of the three discriminatory pieces of legislation that she push... Read

This last Wednesday, Information Minister Lai Muhammed delivered uncomfortable news, which most Nigerians did not accept at face value and with an abundant pinch of salt - President Buhari was until further notice going to work from home!

Brown says: «I don't accept that at all.»

Every other one so far has been greeted by him saying: «I don't accept that at all.»

Of course these are the same kind of baseless claims made by all of the bottle manufacturers, and I knew better to accept them at face value.

These different definitions mean that we can not simply accept at face value the authors» (or media's) headline conclusions.

It was difficult for me to accept at first because my eldest daughter is not affected.

This can be hard to accept at first, but this really works.

Nestlé knows its response is inadequate, but it hopes that non-experts will accept it at face value, particularly those who want to be convinced that it is fine to invest in Nestlé, work with it or take its sponsorship.

And that's a risk she is willing to accept at the current time.

It does mean that you accept him at a basic level of being human — with his own feelings, flaws and struggles.

It's amazing how much kids can accept at face value.

And I'm amazed at the number of people here who will just accept at face value something that someone says in a blog of this sort!

I'm not sure whether these are moments of lack of focus or temporary insanity, but the players are pros and they know that these are simply not the kinds of errors anyone can accept at this level of football.

If you can't accept him at his worse, you don't deserve him at his best.

Consider my name in the hat for Anthony Miller and I'd accept that at # 39 if it falls that way.

After taking the blame for the defeat at home to Watford in the week, he must surely accept at least some of the blame for the performance and result at Stamford Bridge.

Whether it's multiverses giving birth to infinite universes that just give the appearance we se today of a what most scientists accept at least the overwhelming appearance of finely tunned universe, or a supreme intelligent entity; both would be transcendental.

It seems like we were mostly willing to accept that at face value, and now it's become a truism.

Why do these explanations always seem to come down to some nonsensical statement that I'm just supposed to accept at face value?

We find it difficult to accept at face value all the details of the narratives about Samuel.

I am willing to accept at face value the Benham's claims that in their professional capacity they do not discriminate against anyone.

I don't quite know what to think of their stories, but am inclined to accept them at face value, and find their explanations a «mystery».

And we render thanks unto thee for this ministry which thou dost deign to accept at our hands... 2

It is a paradox of truth which I accept at this point.

D. E. Nineham points out that «most commentators accept at any rate the basic facts of the story, arguing that Christians would have been unlikely to invent a tradition in which Jesus receives hurried burial from a pious Jew, and his own followers have no part in the proceedings ’15 and then goes on to add that «scholarly opinion has perhaps been a little inclined to overlook the possible influence of the Old Testament on the story».16

As such I must reflect on these principles further rather than accept them at face value.

Unless we are to suspect Austen of a hyper - ironic stance where Austen's lack of irony toward Fanny is a way of reinforcing irony, then we should accept at face value that Austen considers Fanny morally and intellectually exemplary.

Why should any rational adult accept at face value a claim that if made about anything other than religion, would be scoffed at as a lie?

«There are things in the Jewish tradition that I can not accept at all,» Buber has said, «and things I hold true that are not expressed in Judaism.

I'll accept it at face value.