Sentences with phrase «readily accept them»

When you know what you want, you get some help from a lawyer or mediator to write the terms down in a form the Court will readily accept.

I readily accept challenges and will spend the time and effort it takes to meet the professional goals of your organiz...

I readily accept challenge and responsibility and will spend the time and effort it takes to meet the goals of CFC.

Oneplus did not reveal what T stands for, but we readily accept the speculations around «Turbo» looking at the specifications being offered.

It is a mild inconvenience that we must readily accept and quickly transform our methods in order to suit the ways of working of the government as well.

Businesses readily accept life insurance as collateral due to the guarantee of funds if the borrower were to die or default.

I readily accept that that question invites contestable answers — and that the extent of the proper judicial role is equally contestable.

Risk of dissipation is easy to establish in such cases: if there is a prima facie case of fraud, eg misappropriation of the claimant's money, then the court will readily accept that the defendant is also likely to try to take steps to move his assets out of the reach of the claimant before the latter can obtain and enforce a judgment.

Lord Justice Lloyd Jones held that «While I readily accept the fundamental importance of the guarantees provided by Article 5, it does not follow that Article 5 must be equated for all purposes with Articles 2, 3 and 4... In the present state of the Strasbourg jurisprudence, enforced disappearance cases are acknowledged to give rise to an investigative obligation because where agents of the State have assumed control over an individual it is incumbent on the authorities to account for his or her whereabouts... I can see no reason in principle why it should be extended to all cases in which a person has been detained in the absence of judicial scrutiny or control, even if the detention is not secret or unacknowledged.

It is also easy to understand why a lawyer might be honoured by, and readily accept, such an invitation.

Extreme as his proposal sounds, Vermeule argues that liberals and conservatives alike would more readily accept it if only they calmly weighed the costs and benefits from their own political perspectives.

If it is someone I know, I readily accept the invitation.

Any confirming or follow - up written communication should set forth all of the arguments in opposition to the alleged claims, so that, in the event settlement can not be consummated, the communication can serve as an answer to the complaint (in many Small Claims Courts, a formal answer is not required and the Court will readily accept a letter setting forth the defendants» arguments), and be used as an outline for oral argument.

Had the uniform code been stubbornly applied without any regard to the applicant's repeated requests to be allowed to wear her cross outside her clothing or had her insistence on doing so resulted in her dismissal from employment, they could readily accept that the balance tipped strongly in favour of the applicant.

Today, most of us would readily accept that an electronic document would usually be better proof than both word of mouth and writing on paper with a handwritten signature.

Ray, I am surprised that you can so readily accept those.

If science supports such claims I will readily accept them.

I have found few in the warmist community that will readily accept this simple fact.

I can readily accept that CO2 absorbs and re-radiates IR under laboratory conditions, that it is emitted by human activity and that its concentration in the atmosphere has increased since measurements started at Mauna Loa.

All of that is science that they readily accept.

Michaels and Balling are labeled «skeptics» because they don't believe the warming is likely to be as severe or as disruptive as most other climate scientists, but they readily accept the reality of anthropogenic global warming.

Some scientists can readily accept that the people, in a democracy, have the ultimate right to decide whether we should take precautionary action, or whether the risk of doing nothing about global warming is an «acceptable risk».

His affinity for sharing what interests him and remarking about it anticipated the «share» culture of social media (he began making art in this spirit in the late 1990s), with one major exception: his media platform is a highly personal, handmade take on text / image drawing rather than the digital templates that readily accept the cut - and - paste of urls, jpegs, and keyboard - typed text.

US Dollars can be exchanged everywhere and banks, hotels and many shops also readily accept US Dollars (although very old, torn or damaged notes are usually rejected).

After all, which of us wouldn't readily accept a $ 1,000 check at the end of the year??

Most clients readily accept their veterinarian's confident recommendation of an early age spay / neuter.

For this reason, some cats do not readily accept them.

This type of activity helps to build in your puppy's mind a history of good experiences, and thus helps him to readily accept new situations, experiences and environments — making him comfortable and confident.

Snakes are not the only cold - blooded customers that will readily accept previously frozen prey.

They are easy to clean, and some dogs that are stressed over being crated seem to readily accept being tied.

Perhaps your cat will readily accept water mixed in his or her food straight off the bat, no need to gradually add it in.

With the right flavoring, most cats will much more readily accept a medication.

While some cats readily accept some of the more environmentally friendly litters such as pine, wheat or corn, others will simply refuse to use a box containing those products.

These medications are given in treat form that dogs readily accept.

They readily accept dogs and other animals, but their assertive natures often make them the «alpha» pet in the household.

The domestic dog's digestive tract has evolved from those of wolves to more readily accept many of the foods humans eat, such as certain carbohydrates.

With proper socialization, he will readily accept and play with other dogs as well.

They will readily accept friends into the home but will be very protective if an unwanted or threatening person shows up.

I have not known too many dogs that will not readily accept pumpkin as part of their diet, or as an intermittent treat.

Cats usually readily accept foods with added broth such as chicken broth.

The ferals generally want nothing to do with people but will readily accept tame cats as companions.

They also more readily accept new people and environments than do older dogs.

Many dogs who object to a doggy toothbrush being put in their mouth, readily accept a finger brush.

The vast majority of dogs readily accept infants after an initial period of adjustment and curiosity.

This predisposition for domesticated dogs to readily accept any sexual partner and be promiscuous is considered by many breeders as «a facet of domestication.»

Most dogs readily accept Springtime's beef liver flavored chewables as treats.

The major prerequisite for classical conditioning and progressive desensitization is that the dog will readily accept a primary reinforcer.

Most dogs readily accept Springtime's chewables as treats, because they're flavored with real beef liver.

They also readily accept other breeds of cats, dogs and of course children!

Typically, a child in this age range will readily accept another pet in place of the dead one.