Quotes about accepted
accepted cd child curse hip invest spell word
The more you invest in that child, the more you're not going to let some CD tell your child how to curse and how to say the word n----- is an accepted word -- so hip to use n----- but you can't even spell it. Bill Cosby
accepted cared great promise
accepted who he was, but cared more about what he could and should become .... He had only just begun. There was in him a great promise of things to come. Edward Kennedy
accepted audience author james joyce large means might novel quality support truism virginia
accepted his idea that the audience for a quality novel might not be large enough to support the author by means of commerce; this idea is a truism today, but it was new, even revolutionary, for Virginia Woolf, James Joyce and many of their contemporaries. Jane Smiley
accepted budget business plan prepared
A business plan was established where the budget prepared was accepted by IFNA at the presentation.
accepted fiction
It's just a fiction that we made progress. The only progresses we have made is we are more culturally accepted today.
accepted blocks couple directly distance people
A lot of people from a distance away, a couple of blocks away, approached us, but we only accepted people who were directly affected.
accepted correctly names
A lot of names that were country-based, especially from France, have now become accepted and articulated and pronounced correctly by consumers,
accepted acting colleges difficult education expensive five government program second studied
All of our colleges are free in Sweden, but this acting program is the second most expensive education for the government. It's difficult to get in. There are around 1,500 applicants, and 10-12 applicants are accepted each year. I was accepted, and I studied there for five years. Joel Kinnaman
accepted although concern countries excited given major stability unhappy western
Although no one will be particularly excited about it, most Western countries have accepted Museveni is here to stay, and they are not so unhappy given that stability is a major concern for many donors.
accepted easily online open people printed statements
A lot of people go to lenders with statements they have printed off from their online account. But they won't be accepted as they can be easily manipulated - and open to fraud.
accepted accepting might people rooms truly
They might have a long way to go before truly accepting gay people into their lives, but they have accepted the show into their living rooms each and every week. Sean Hayes
accepted deciding divisions meant neither nor stifle
They meant abnormal. Divisions of the kind were fashionable at that time, and it was so easy to stifle one's need to help by deciding that help could neither be accepted nor understood. Janet Frame
accepted against court gave moved
They gave all they had on the court against Aliquippa. They accepted that and moved on after a day off.
accepted asked high level playing
They have accepted everything we've asked them to do and are playing a high level of volleyball.
accepted allow classes core credit expand genuine limit people rid
This expands what's accepted as core . . . to allow more people to get more things in. What are we getting rid of? . . . We do have some negligible classes that go on . . . , and we need to limit those, and only expand credit for real, genuine opportunities.
accepted album chapter closure fear five last
This album is, in a sense, closure to a chapter in my life. I've purged myself of some of the things I've been going through in the last five years. That's more important to me than the fear of not being accepted by old fans. Eric Benet
accepted action becoming internet motivated preventing protecting rights
This action is not motivated by money, ... It is about vindicating and protecting our rights and preventing the Internet from becoming a place where lawbreaking is accepted as inevitable.
accepted anywhere asked country general inspector peace police
They should have asked the Inspector General of Police (for permission). This is not accepted anywhere in the country and we are here to keep peace and order.
accepted kept sent wish
They sent me a letter. I wish I would have kept it. It said we'll let you try out if you get accepted to school. I didn't get accepted to school. Jimmy Conrad
accepted continue earth faces fall true turn wander
They turn their faces away from the True Guru; they continue to wander aimlessly. They are not accepted by the earth or the sky; they fall into manure, and rot.
accepted concrete constitution hope iraqi plan pray proceed seems tough
They still have no concrete plan as to how we're going to proceed other than hope and pray that this constitution is accepted by the Iraqi people, which seems to me like a tough bet. Joe Biden
accepted decide freedom groups press publish religious rights rules setting
It is unacceptable that religious groups are setting down the rules for the rights of the press and freedom of expression. It is not up to religious groups to decide what to publish or not -- we would be back in 1938 if we accepted this.
accepted culture longer needs past practices
It's not just the players' culture and coaches' culture that needs to change. It's the officiating culture as well because accepted practices in the past will no longer be accepted.
accepted behavior complain countries french lecture members united worst
For him to lecture these applicant countries or these accepted members on their way in was really behavior like the worst of what the French complain about in the United States,
accepted locker
For Mantle, the Yankees' locker room was a sanctuary, a safe haven where he was understood, accepted and, when necessary, exonerated.
accepted bank entire keystone location properly seed widely
It's now widely accepted that a biodiversity-rich place, when properly protected, will seed biodiversity elsewhere. Saba Bank is such a place, a keystone location of extraordinary significance to the entire Caribbean. Michael Smith
accepted chemistry class far fought freshmen good guys league near obviously reason roles seniors
It's obviously not as decorated a class as they've had come through here, but as far as maximizing their abilities, these guys did it pretty well. One big reason why the freshmen have done better here and done so well in the league is because the seniors have accepted their roles and haven't fought it. If they had fought it, our chemistry wouldn't be near as good as it is. Bill Self
accepted among becomes court expressing imagine schools seen sort storm student tv
They didn't sort of imagine this as the way of expressing their exhilaration. They've seen other schools on TV storm the court - and that becomes the celebration that's accepted among the student bodies.
accepted build certainly easiest fact great guy key knew lose losing particular player points proud proven reason team
This particular team has made me very proud of them. The reason is, they certainly could have accepted the fact that losing a great player, a proven player for us, a guy that we all knew could get baskets in key points in the game. Lose that guy and the easiest thing to do is build in excuses. Mark Gottfried
accepted agreement credible elf french government huge messy pressure
There was huge pressure on Elf to come to an agreement, ... The French government didn't want a messy situation, and Elf's (counter-)bid was not accepted as credible by the market.
accepted proposal reason
There was no new proposal that could be accepted by us, so there was no reason for a meeting.
accepted bring concept grasped leaving supposed
It's about the tradition. It's about going out there and leaving it all on the line. I think they have grasped that concept and accepted that challenge. If we bring that to the table, then we'll do what we are supposed to do.
accepted break damage documents information outrageous practice revenue seriously type
It is such an outrageous break with accepted practice that these documents are sacrosanct. This type of information could seriously damage a company's position. The upper echelons of the Revenue will be cock-a-hoop. Bob Brown