accept that

Accept that this is not just a ten year process, but a lifetime process.

People who accept that their life will not always be simple or calm are better able to handle problems when they arise.

For the business to work , we have to be able to accept that signed code is really the equivalent of buying software in a box .

It is a bit lower than I expected. But I can accept that. What are the working hours?

With such a broad and strategic value proposition, it's easy to accept that SOA is inevitable.

Accept that you are the man in this relationship and deal with it as you would with any other over-emotional woman.

It was absolutely ridiculous for her to accept that job for such a little pay.

As a writer, I don't accept that readers pirate my books and I would consider myself a thief if I ever buy counterfeits.

April: When you finally accept that you're a complete dork, your life gets easier. No sense in trying to be cool.

"We will have to accept that the alternative to what's on the table is not the perfect deal but no deal at all, " he told the meeting.

It is not necessary to win every argument. One must accept that the other person is not in agreement, and learn from his position.

You also implicitly accept that smoking is addictive, since your cigarette consumption plan seems to be to start and never stop.

We do however accept that some beliefs are going to hard to release, but hope to be able to show that they have no foundation in the truth.

Even if I accept that I need to do something like this, do I have to invite everyone? And how much money do I put aside?

Chatting in the pub before kick-off with a Man City fan we didn't agree on to much, but did accept that it was a game set up for goals.

Be prepared to understand and accept that this is a part of the process, and commit to getting right back up and starting over.

Why was I emotionally unable to accept that this client and the projects attached to it would collapse?

You've got to believe in yourself and never give up. If you want to live, you cannot accept that life is over for you.

The key decision in pursuing vaccines was, would we be ready to accept that this division will be losing money?

Otherwise, how could you fail? You are never ready to accept that it was you who was responsible for the failure.

Even big business, which stands to lose most from stricter environmental regulation, is beginning to accept that change is in the air.

She thought if she came out with her HIV-status as a young person, others would accept that HIV is not a death sentence.

"It's hard to accept that all this happened in a short time, " he said, bewildered. "It makes us feel old and without hope. "

We were all hurting after losing at Arsenal last week. We weren't ready to accept that and we don't want to experience it again.

I reluctantly agreed to accept that invitation, but only if it was at the every end of a working day.

Most employees have come to accept that career development is not always the same thing as upward promotion and a higher salary.

I accept that enforcing such a law would be difficult, but it would send a message that such behaviour is unacceptable.

It took about a year in office for the administration to grudgingly accept that such a partnership was unlikely to develop any time soon.

I don't want to say Democrats are better than Republicans, but I accept that I get people mad at my party.

I accept that we are equals, and I will argue with him, as an equal, if I think he is wrong.

"Would our parents accept that? Of course not! They'd point a finger and say, 'You're a waste! ' " he said.

You keep telling me that I'm better off not knowing your story, but I don't think I can accept that any longer.

But if you can't accept that, then, you, know, you're not who I thought you were.

That the shipment would be late , we were prepared to accept; that you would ship the wrong goods, we did not expect.

We were prepared to accept that the shipment would be late, but we did not expect that you would ship the wrong goods.

Across town, her home had collapsed upon her husband. "I couldn't accept that he was gone. Every man I saw looked like him, " she said.

Do not try to be everything to your spouse; accept that there are things that you cannot give him or her but which others can.

For people who accept that my attraction is just physical and otherwise like that of other guys, all the rest of my behavior follows.

"They have to be serious and accept that they didn't see what was right in front of their eyes, " he said.

Rather than walk without direction, lost inside my tormented mind, I learn and accept that if I feel pain, I can feel joy as well.

We need to show a bit of humility and accept that if we're not the Liverpool of yore, we'll work hard to try and become it.

Rumsfeld maintained the U. S. is strong enough to pursue its interests as it sees fit, and must accept that others will sometimes resent it.

'They understand and accept that we are a Pacific power and are going to be involved, ' he said.

We have to accept that once we start down the slippery slope of always (or never) believing, we end up in Alice-in-Wonderland territory.

For some it will be for karmic reasons and if you believe that to be the case, accept that there must be a lesson to be learnt from it.

But if God wants to take him, we have to be ready to accept that, okay?

"The artist community is unlikely to accept that the record company is to be the arbiter of what is or is not a suitable state of health. "

He's not the ball-handler he once was and he, and the rest of his team, need to accept that.

Generally, we accept that this happens through the DNA sequences: small, random mutations are inherited by offspring.

Its just hard to accept that, when Im happy in a situation and then there something in me that so demands me to destroy that.

It's difficult to accept that your child would be better off never going to a birthday party, but it might be true.

Not even the most libertarian extremist would accept that you could take out insurance on your neighbour's house or the life of your boss.

Those developing can't accept that as they regard the bank as a west-dominated institution.

Would he accept that the cousins and extended family of his own daughters be destroyed to preserve the interests of the few?

But she gradually came to realise, and accept, that she was a lesbian.

Look around you and accept that every soul you see was once like you, a grand Being of Light that existed in the higher dimensions.

I accept that countries need to be able to produce tradeable goods and services and many of these will indeed be goods.

Our industry is one of collaboration, and you need to accept that this is what you are signing up for.

Instead of seeing the changes as bringing disaster, they read the writing between the lines and accept that out of it will come good.

We were drawn back into this womb, and there, in the heat, dampness, and darkness of it, we came to accept that we are all equal.

The Rockets look constipated ! Absolutely pathetic offense. I can't believe this is all because Rafer is not here. I just don't accept that.

But we might have to accept that it will take us more than a few months.

From experience, I can tell you that the real trick for an insomniac is to accept that you sleep badly and learn how to live with it.

Observable behaviour surely makes it easy to accept that today's masculinity is a blur of contradictions.

However, accept that it is all in your own interests and once cleared you will not have to pass that way again.

Just accept that your family haven't yet totally figured you out or completely adapted to the adult version of you, and let it go.

The Europeans say they accept that it may be necessary to ratchet up sanctions against the regime in Tehran.

You know it will be hard, and you accept that it's supposed to be hard.

Again it will not be imposed upon people, and we accept that they must be allowed to gravitate towards it in their own time.

It may be time to accept that if the relationship with your boss is too destructive for your peace of mind and career prospects.

I accept that the aircraft has no choice but to crash into the sea.

It is sort of hard to accept that three freak events occurred in a 500-mile area within five days of each other. . .

'David, my child, ' she said kindly, holding my hand, 'we all have to accept that our loved ones can die at any moment.

If it is impossible to overcome all sin, then obviously God will accept that part of sin which it is not possible for man to conquer.

Accept that sometimes stumbling in the dark is the only way to find the light switch.

This is why one has to be tolerant with persons and accept that they may have different views or, why not, a tiny bit of truth.

'There's not going to be convergence, ' he said. 'Once we can accept that, then we can find areas where we can cooperate. '

In the end, the board had to accept that Wolfowitz, who admitted mistakes, had not acted unethically or in bad faith in the incident.

He programmed himself to be right for match days but you accept that because you know he will then go out and get you three points.

Whatever you accept completely will take you to peace, including the acceptance that you cannot accept, that you are in resistance.

Even the most authoritarian regimes accept that it is no longer possible to suppress all information and stifle every criticism.

Remember it is hard to accept that what you have believed and lived by, is in fact, not true and that it was used to control you.

Many of you do this, at cost of their personal comfort. You are aware that it has to be that way and you accept that.

When you're hurting because of any of the above, accept that it's normal to feel hurt.

French officials seem unable to accept that such differences might be serious.

But one explanation may be that Austrian economics, precisely, itself is at odds with common prejudices and people cannot accept that.

If I mess up, I must accept that and not try to put the blame on others.

Most policymakers now accept that stress tests of the continent's banks in July were nowhere near tough enough to restore confidence.

You see how we would not accept that interpretation of this text, right?

They were so excited by their success that it was hard for them to come down to earth and accept that there was still work to be done.

He just refused to accept that his father was no longer there.

It is a big disappointment to be out of the Champions League, but we have to win a trophy. A big team like Liverpool must accept that.

What if security screening staff do not accept that the medication baby product is a reasonable quantity ?

Just accept that it has happened and that you are now on the road to emotional health.

Offensive that anyone would have submitted to such a cruel and merciless enemy. I would rather die fighting then to accept that fate.

Have we not stated that We Are All One, in which event you may accept that at some time it would be quite natural for us to come together.

He said that those proposing METI should involve more of humanity in the debate and must accept that a moratorium may be necessary.

Critics, however, are not yet ready to accept that the rhesus study proves caloric restriction works in primates.

Those commentators who accept that verdict but think Mr Brown's approach to, say, tax credits, somehow compensates, seem morally confused.

Americans are beginning to accept that their country must become less spendthrift.

Don't be afraid to put yourself and your work out there and learn to accept that not everyone will understand and or like what you do!

"We examined the evidence in the court and decided, in light of what happened, to accept that verdict. "

Accept that things will be out of control for a while.

You accept that the person doesn't seem to even care that you exist.

You accept that this product may contain harmful or damaging code.

Politicians must accept that they may have to give up office, and thus all the opportunities for self-enrichment that come their way.

I accept that the responsibility for this lies squarely at my door.

People want the government to maintain the pace of development but increasingly do not accept that the price has to be corruption.

We accept that kind of deception as part of a legitimate military operation designed to thwart oppressive forces.

If the German taxpayer manages, however grudgingly, to accept that it's her duty to shoulder the burden, the euro will muddle through.

" Wenger added: " Part of being at a big club is you accept that other players might come in and do extremely well and he has to be patient.

Explain that everyone makes mistakes and that other family members need to be understanding, accept that person's apology, and move on.

He argues that all of reality can be explained if readers accept that information is at the root of everything.

The union simply does not accept that the fragmentation of our education system is the right answer.

The former Palermo hitman then refused to accept that Inter are now unreachable and believes Juventus can reel them in and win the Scudetto.

You relax now and accept that all will work out for your highest good.

Billy: I'll accept that. . . It's got a plastic deck and a flexible joystick.

people accept that, "hey, you know they don't all work. "

I began to learn , to love , to be responsible for my future and to accept that the past cannot be changed .

The ratings agencies accept that conflicts of interest exist, but claim they have mitigated them through a disclosure of models and ratings.

I accept that this will not be popular.

But if you wholesale accept that attitude, you wind up making many mistakes you could have avoided.

Watching "Chasing Amy" , we accept that a repressed man could be discomfited by his girlfriend's bisexuality.

He may be bisexual; if so, you have choices: accept that about him (and establish some ground rules), or move on.

You accept that the other person never wants to see you anymore.

"We accept that the system will not please everyone" , said Adham SHARARA, ITTF President.

We cannot accept that planes carrying lifesaving medical supplies and equipment continue to be turned away while our patients die.

But relatively few of those scientists professionally engaged in the studying the behaviour of the climate accept that argument.

I have to accept that lies and falsehoods won't lead me anywhere, but I guess I was just really head over heels falling for you!

But I do not accept that the huge bubbles in equities and housing over the past decade are normal.

Sorry occident (i'm occidental) but our golden age is finish the only smart thing to do is to accept that fact.

Could you tell me please, and I mean give me a good, convincing reason why I am not allowed to accept that scholarship?

It may be hard to accept that the barrier to the hyper-active population grow the UN predicts is a lack of available food.

But the British commentators' reluctance to accept that their scribblings matter also reflects a refusal to accept responsibility.

Kochen and Conway say the best way out of this paradox is to accept that the particle's spin doesn't exist until it's measured.

But rather than accept that implication, conservatives take refuge in a nonsensical argument against public spending in general.

With the belief the first concussion was a result of a fluke, I refused to accept that I was in any danger.

Politicians soon realised, though, that to use this argument would be to accept that the burqa is a religious prescription of Islam.

Naturally, Europe's leaders do not accept that their efforts to redraft EU rules are doomed to fail.

Nevertheless, China must also accept that robust dialogue is an inevitable part of its new and bigger role in the world.

Accept that the pleasure and the pain, happiness and unhappiness are all a natural part of the human experience.

The only problem is that 30 is the golden time for an athlete, but for me its sudden death and I find it hard to accept that.

It is an act of worship when you accept that God's love is wide enough to include everyone, including you!

But she won't accept that there was a sangoma in our family.

The first thing to do is accept that the entire notion of a single emerging markets view, or even a Brics view, is nonsense.

Accept that some things you obsess about are out of your control.

If you believe in evolutionary psychology at all, then you will probably accept that fear is an evolved emotion.

Over the past 20 years, Everton have had to accept that they are not going to challenge for the league or win many trophies.

As a culture, we both accept that it is possible for a person to change and we give them the means to change.

Accept that you did something worthy of praise and should be recognized for it.

It demands a willingness on the part of the ECB to accept that saving the euro is more important than sticking to its inflation remit.

You have to accept that the level is very high when you fight for a title; two or three points difference in the end is not a big gap.

Are the people of Timor-Leste supposed to accept that this government is corrupt because the last was?

But they do seem to accept that retuning the economy will take a toll on growth.

But the referee did not see the Bowyer challenge, and I did not see it at the time either, so you have to accept that.

DON BRADLEY : I' m prepared to offer you a larger bonus , but if you accept that , then you have to accept a smaller salary increase .

Well, it shouldn't take us long, but we've sure come to accept that this process requires significant effort.

When faced with a leadership position , tend to actively accept that role rather than diffuse it among others.

When you have the ability to move backwards or forwards in time, it is easier to accept that it is all in the Now.

The Distributor shall understand fully and accept that. The Manufacturer then enjoys the perfect right without any encumbrance attached.

Credulous people might accept that theory, but as for me, I don't believe one half of it.

She said: 'We need to accept that we are only human and can't do it all. '

Newspapers need to accept that content is never again going to be worth what they want it to be worth, and reinvent their business.

Mr Bush and Mr Paulson were forced to accept that they were either with European governments or the markets would be against them.

While eurozone members lack the political will for unconditional bail-outs, they accept that they need to help each other during a crisis.

I would accept that there was a bias in some key areas of British life, but that bias has now gone.

She exhorts me to accept that new position, although that position reward is not munificent.

Step 4 : Just have fun and accept that this method won't give you pro results.

It was an exception from us because we played against a stronger team (Barcelona) and you have to accept that.

The press must also accept that it has a responsibility to use this transparency wisely.

Of course, along with the right to choose, you also have to accept that every choice in life has consequences.

Huw van Steenis at Morgan Stanley says that more banks now accept that an American-style stress test may be needed to restore confidence.

Drilling proponents accept that the occasional spill is the cost of extracting oil.

We accept that we need time to achieve economic restructuring, but solving the fiscal deficit problem is an immediate imperative.

Drunken sober let reality more difficult to accept, try to accept that does not belong to you, try to forget about the memory.

They basically could not accept that I tried to portray Japanese soldiers as humans, rather than beasts.

The croppies do, however, accept that some people, some of the time, are making some of the formations.

In the longer term, though, it may have to accept that food is a globally traded commodity like almost everything else.

I would accept that if I were you, or we'll have to cancel it.

Accept that it's fine not to have a great personal bond and focus on being professional.

I realize and accept that I am wrong ten times more than I am right.

You accept that part of yourself and treasure it in any possible way. Soon you start feeling that you are not great enough.

We cannot accept that a German Christmas tree has anything to do with a crib in a manger in Bethlehem.

" It' s grotesque, " he muttered, stabbing at the Hollis pages, " You can' t expect me to accept that. . . "

Although still controversial, many scientists now accept that some women can ejaculate some kind of fluid during sexual arousal or orgasm.

It is wrenching to accept that the historical system in which we are living is in structural crisis and will not survive.

Accept that you are the only one that will make your dreams a reality.

Unforunately, many people in certain parts of the world do not realise or accept that AIDS is a killer disease for which there is no cure.

We also have to accept that land premiums and investment income, as volatile as they may be, are very important to our finances.

German taxpayers might accept that the immediate costs of our rescue plan are smaller than break-up.

Moreover, it has been harder to accept that psychological factors like uncertainty and anxiety really are a mirage.

It would be to his advantage to accept that job. It's a great chance to become someone.

'We cannot accept that Chinese people would have one-third the emissions of the developed countries, ' Mr. Yu said.

Try telling yourself: I accept that there are things in life I can't control, and I release my worries.

Conversely, students who accept that they're not creative develop mental blocks that keep them "from trying or attempting anything new. "

body fit and, no doubt, accept that a reason able measure of.

Most investors accept that banks, unlike thrifts, are out of bounds to lone buyers.

At his age he got a five-year contract at a massive club as well and you have to accept that.

"We tried to sign players but it didn't work and we have to accept that, " he said.

First, because, despite their belief in free enterprise, some business philanthropists accept that markets don't solve every problem.

To expand freedom to more people, we cannot accept that freedom does not belong to all people.

I accept that, for all of us, at times media support was something we courted at the expense of positions of principle on media issues.

Accept that you may not get the result you desire, then step forward anyway, and do everything within your power to achieve that result.

If I mess up, I must accept that I did it and not try to put the blame on others.

The Department will accept that each of them has different place of residence because the separation is likely to be permanent.

And if we are not willing to accept that implication, it seems as though we need to reject the soul theory of personal identity.

Sometimes you gotta shut up, swallow your pride and accept that you're wrong. It's not giving up. It's called growing up.

No government will accept that it cannot protect its own people because of a food safety problem.

Something you are going to need to do eventually is accept that there is no going back.

China also needs to accept that the tolerance it demands for different political and cultural standards should be reciprocal.

I can accept that he'll become a woman, but he's still a man now.

It doesn't take much of a leap of faith to accept that Sappho probably had sexual relationships with other women and older teenage girls.

If he wants the new union to thrive, he will have to accept that it is for everyone's benefit, and let business do its work.

I can accept that we are 'responsible' solely for our own thoughts and how we choose our world to be.

It took a lot of trust for me to accept that "the iteration will prove itself. "

I just accept that that's gone out of my life now.

In the end, you just have to accept that life is fuzzy: there is no hard and fast definition of a netbook.

"My god of music just died. It was too hard to accept that because I was so close to him on the stage, " she recalled.

You'll be miserable the rest of your life, until you accept that.

And tonight, as we have done before, America and our allies accept that responsibility.

We do not accept that 10% of our children are mentally ill.

Innovators will not accept that there is only one way to do anything.

Not all economists accept that Tobin's theory of government intervention has replaced the Friedman model.

Policymakers should accept that, for Greece, it is too late for a voluntary bail-in of private investors.

Do not think, I tell you The remarriage very happy, do not think that I can accept that your young wife small!

Yet more Africans these days accept that being able genuinely to choose their leaders is the least bad way to freedom and prosperity.

He would be stupid not to accept that offer.

Practice time must be offered when practical, or you must accept that performance will be poor at the restart of the task.

Most will willingly accept that the happiest employees are those who feel that they are respected and trusted by their employer.

You must accept that you're the creator of your life and that no one is coming to rescue you.

Iraqis are having to accept that bombings and assassinations may be with them for a long time, even if an all-out civil war can be avoided.

You accept that you will have to queue to take a queue number.

Rich countries accept that China, India and other emerging economies will not agree to absolute cuts in their emissions in the medium term.

Accept that you can't do anything about it, take some deep breaths, and move on to something else.

I feel sad about their way of commenting on parents. We cannot accept that as parents.

An advantage to half habits is that you accept that you need to go through a transition period from old habit to new habit.

If you can't accept that, then you're not who I thought you were.

Can you accept that the homosexual people donate blood to you in an emergency?

Don't expect things to instantly restore themselves. Accept that restoration (both physical and emotional) takes time.

I understand and accept that neither the host companies nor the HCIA & Company is accountable for my illegal acts during the program.

Emotionally, it's hard to accept that the whim of a nonentity can change history.

We need to accept that across much of the planet, waste with little or no treatment will be applied to agriculture for good reason.

Policymakers should accept that Greece is insolvent and begin the process of managing a restructuring of its debt.

Carrying the bulk of the household burden is a part of parenthood, and most couples accept that.

However, the authors accept that the estimates are uncertain and could be higher or lower.

The sooner they, and their politicians, accept that the road to recovery will be a long one, the faster they will get there.

I am coming to accept that care is a constant struggle to experiment and persevere, just like the illness experience itself.

European officials also seem reluctant to accept that the euro is not a shield against all crises.

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We must accept that in today's world, advanced communications mean that companies are no longer bound by national boundaries.