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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Accepted | | | |  Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Rabbi - Acceptance of who is a rabbiHistorically and until the present, recognition of a rabbi relates to the rabbi's competence to interpret Jewish law and act as a teacher on central matters within Judaism. More broadly speaking, it is also an issue of being a worthy successor to a sacred legacy.
As a result, there have always been greater or lesser disputes about the legitimacy and authority of rabbis. Historical examples include Samaritans and Karaites.
Acceptance of rabbinic credentia ...
See also:Rabbi, Rabbi - History, Rabbi - Moses and Joshua: The first rabbis, Rabbi - Era of the Tanakh the Hebrew Bible, Rabbi - Sages as rabbis, Rabbi - The role of the rabbi in the last 200 years, Rabbi - Becoming a rabbi, Rabbi - Orthodox Judaism, Rabbi - Haredi and Hasidic Judaism, Rabbi - Conservative and Masorti Judaism, Rabbi - Reform and Reconstructionist Judaism, Rabbi - Acceptance of who is a rabbi, Rabbi - Rabbinic seminaries unrelated to the major Jewish denominations, Rabbi - Women and the rabbinical credential, Rabbi - Modern Orthodox trends in female leadership, Rabbi - Becoming a rabbi: To have or not to have ordination Read more here: » Rabbi: Encyclopedia II - Rabbi - Acceptance of who is a rabbi |
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| | | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Traveler's cheque - Use and acceptance Upon obtaining custody of a purchased supply of traveler's cheques, the purchaser should immediately write his signature once upon each cheque, usually on the cheque's upper portion. The purchaser will also have received a receipt and some other documentation that should be kept in a safe place other than where he carries his cheques.
When wanting to cash a traveler's cheque while making a purchase, the purchaser should, in the presence of the payee, date and countersign the cheque in the indicated space, usually on the cheque's lower portion (if at a restaurant, it may be helpful to as ...
See also:Traveler's cheque, Traveler's cheque - Use and acceptance, Traveler's cheque - Security concerns, Traveler's cheque - Deposit and settlement, Traveler's cheque - Loss or theft, Traveler's cheque - External link Read more here: » Traveler's cheque: Encyclopedia II - Traveler's cheque - Use and acceptance |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Delphi method - Acceptance But overall the track record of the Delphi method is mixed. There have been many cases when the method produced poor results. Still, some authors attribute this to poor application of the method and not to the weaknesses of the method itself. It must also be realised that in areas such as science and technology forecasting the degree of uncertainty is so great that exact and always correct predictions are impossible, so a high degree of error is to be expected.
Another particular weakness of the Delphi method is that future developments are not always predicted correctly by iterative consensus of experts, but instead by u ...
See also:Delphi method, Delphi method - The Delphi method and consensus building, Delphi method - The Delphi method and forecasting, Delphi method - Structuring of information flow, Delphi method - Regular feedback, Delphi method - Anonymity of the participants, Delphi method - History, Delphi method - Acceptance, Delphi method - Delphi applications not aiming at consensus Read more here: » Delphi method: Encyclopedia II - Delphi method - Acceptance |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Elfquest - Series Theme - The Acceptance of Change The series has been interpreted as having the theme that healthy individuals and societies must be willing to accept change in their lives and take advantage of it for the betterment of all.
For example, the most sympathetic elf communities, the Wolfriders and the Sun Folk, are the ones most willing to change their ways in the face of different circumstances and opportunities. By contrast, the less sympathetic elves, the Gliders and the Go-backs, are depicted as belonging to highly conservative cultures: the Gliders are obsessed with ...
See also:Elfquest, Elfquest - Story, Elfquest - Series Theme - The Acceptance of Change, Elfquest - Publication, Elfquest - Recent developments, Elfquest - Animated film project, Elfquest - Role Playing Games Read more here: » Elfquest: Encyclopedia II - Elfquest - Series Theme - The Acceptance of Change |
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| | | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Copynorms - Socially acceptable violations of copyright law In the late 1990s and early in the 2000s, peer-to-peer filesharing over the Internet became increasingly popular. The first P2P program to receive widespread attention in the media and popular consciousness was Napster. After the Napster service was shut down by an injunction issued by the United States District Court for the Northern District of California, a variety of other P2P (Gnutella, Bearshare, KaZaA, etc.) programs became popular. Perhaps the most significant use of P2P programs involves the distribution of MP3 files created by ripping copyrighted music from a commercial Compact Disc. The use o ...
See also:Copynorms, Copynorms - Copyrights and copynorms, Copynorms - Socially acceptable violations of copyright law, Copynorms - Empirical research on copynorms, Copynorms - What causes weak copynorms?, Copynorms - Implications for the law, Copynorms - Bibliography Read more here: » Copynorms: Encyclopedia II - Copynorms - Socially acceptable violations of copyright law |
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| | | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Jewish views of astrology - Rabbinic acceptance of astrology However, other statements in the Talmud and in the midrash literature show that many Jews had some level of admiration for astrology.
Some hold that the stars generally do control the fate of people and nations, but Abraham and his descendents were elevated by their covenant with God, and thus achieve free will. (Midrash Genesis Rabbah 44:12, Yal., Jer. 285). A statement in the Tosefta (Kiddushin 5:17) holds that the blessing bestowed on Abraham is the gift of astrology. Midrash Ecclesiastes Rabbah states that the rulers of some non-Jewish were experts in ...
See also:Jewish views of astrology, Jewish views of astrology - In the Bible, Jewish views of astrology - Rabbinic rejection of astrology, Jewish views of astrology - Rabbinic acceptance of astrology, Jewish views of astrology - Qualified acceptance; partial skepticism, Jewish views of astrology - In the medieval era, Jewish views of astrology - Moshe Chaim Luzzatto, Jewish views of astrology - Views in the modern era Read more here: » Jewish views of astrology: Encyclopedia II - Jewish views of astrology - Rabbinic acceptance of astrology |
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| | | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Major Race - Commonly accepted Major Races Seven of the eight Classic Traveller Alien modules (those produced by GDW) focused on this commonly accepted list of Major Races. The eighth module was on the Darrians who at one point claimed to be a major race branch of humaniti but were latter classified as a minor race. The Vilani were not covered in the Alien modules as they are assumed to be the standard humans of the Traveller Core rulebooks.
Major Race - Aslan.
Aslan are a bipedal species of feline appearance, slightly larger than a human. Aslan so ...
See also:Major Race, Major Race - Commonly accepted Major Races, Major Race - Aslan, Major Race - Droyne Ancients, Major Race - Hivers, Major Race - Humaniti, Major Race - K’kree, Major Race - Vargr, Major Race - Other claimants of Major Race status, Major Race - Suerrat Read more here: » Major Race: Encyclopedia II - Major Race - Commonly accepted Major Races |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Hank Williams Jr. - Acceptance by Country Music Establishment Williams' career began to hit it's peak after his first taste of recognition by the country music establishment. His popularity had risen to such levels, he could no longer be overlooked for major industry awards. In 1986 and 1987, Williams was named Entertainer Of The Year by the Country Music Association. In 1987, 1988, and 1989, he won the same award from the Academy of Country Music. During the 1980s, Williams became a country music superstar known for catchy anthems and hard-edged rock-influenced country. By the end of the decade ...
See also:Hank Williams Jr., Hank Williams Jr. - Early Life and Career, Hank Williams Jr. - A Change in Musical Direction, Hank Williams Jr. - Injury and Recovery, Hank Williams Jr. - Popular Success, Hank Williams Jr. - Acceptance by Country Music Establishment, Hank Williams Jr. - Discography, Hank Williams Jr. - Awards Read more here: » Hank Williams Jr.: Encyclopedia II - Hank Williams Jr. - Acceptance by Country Music Establishment |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Hank Williams Jr. - Acceptance by country music establishment Williams' career began to hit it's peak after his first taste of recognition by the country music establishment. His popularity had risen to such levels, he could no longer be overlooked for major industry awards. In 1986 and 1987, Williams was named Entertainer Of The Year by the Country Music Association. In 1987, 1988, and 1989, he won the same award from the Academy of Country Music. During the 1980s, Williams became a country music superstar known for catchy anthems and hard-edged rock-influenced country. By the end of the decade ...
See also:Hank Williams Jr., Hank Williams Jr. - Early life and career, Hank Williams Jr. - A change in musical direction, Hank Williams Jr. - Injury and recovery, Hank Williams Jr. - Popular success, Hank Williams Jr. - Acceptance by country music establishment, Hank Williams Jr. - Discography, Hank Williams Jr. - Awards Read more here: » Hank Williams Jr.: Encyclopedia II - Hank Williams Jr. - Acceptance by country music establishment |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Oslo Accords - The acceptance of the accords by the two peoples The accords aroused in the two peoples, the Israeli and the Palestinian, wave of hope to the end of the violence, but not everyone participated in this hope.
In Israel, a hard argument developed around the accords. Opposite the support of the left wing, there was a strong resistance of the right wing. After a two days discussion in the Knesset on the government proclamation in the issue of the accord and the exchange of the letters, in September 23, 1993 a vote of confidence was held in whic ...
See also:Oslo Accords, Oslo Accords - Background, Oslo Accords - Principles of the Accords, Oslo Accords - Annexes of the accords, Oslo Accords - Agreed minutes of the accords, Oslo Accords - The acceptance of the accords by the two peoples, Oslo Accords - Subsequent negotiations, Oslo Accords - Oslo 2, Oslo Accords - Additional agreements, Oslo Accords - Fate of the accords, Oslo Accords - Loss of credibility, Oslo Accords - Arab-Israeli peace diplomacy and treaties, Oslo Accords - Issues, Oslo Accords - People Read more here: » Oslo Accords: Encyclopedia II - Oslo Accords - The acceptance of the accords by the two peoples |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Homosexuality and Christianity - Christian arguments in favor of the acceptance of homosexuality Other Fundamentalists, on the other hand, have revised their view in recognition of the fact that gay teenagers are three times as likely to commit suicide as other teenagers, and that many gay teenagers come from Christian homes (see Teach Ministries). Many further recognize that so-called "ex-gay" persons are frequently of bisexual orientation, and that because of their erotic attraction to both genders, they are sometimes able to live in a heterosexual relationship.
Of course, one can argue that if the orientation is not a choice, ...
See also:Homosexuality and Christianity, Homosexuality and Christianity - The Bible and homosexuality, Homosexuality and Christianity - Early Christianity, Homosexuality and Christianity - Historical Dissent, Homosexuality and Christianity - Homosexuality and choice in Christianity, Homosexuality and Christianity - Christian arguments in favor of the acceptance of homosexuality, Homosexuality and Christianity - Further debate, Homosexuality and Christianity - Issues of interpretation, Homosexuality and Christianity - Resistance to human rights and science, Homosexuality and Christianity - Positions of specific denominations Read more here: » Homosexuality and Christianity: Encyclopedia II - Homosexuality and Christianity - Christian arguments in favor of the acceptance of homosexuality |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Oslo Accords - The acceptance of the accords by the two peoples The accords aroused in the two peoples, the Israeli and the Palestinian, a wave of hope to end the violence, but not everyone participated in this hope.
In Israel, a hard argument developed around the accords. Opposing the support of the left wing, there was strong resistance from the right wing. After a two day discussion in the Knesset on the government proclamation in the issue of the accord and the exchange of the letters, on September 23, 1993 a vote of confidence was held in w ...
See also:Oslo Accords, Oslo Accords - Background, Oslo Accords - Principles of the Accords, Oslo Accords - Annexes of the accords, Oslo Accords - Agreed minutes of the accords, Oslo Accords - The acceptance of the accords by the two peoples, Oslo Accords - Subsequent negotiations, Oslo Accords - Oslo 2, Oslo Accords - Additional agreements, Oslo Accords - Fate of the accords, Oslo Accords - Loss of credibility, Oslo Accords - Arab-Israeli peace diplomacy and treaties, Oslo Accords - Issues, Oslo Accords - People Read more here: » Oslo Accords: Encyclopedia II - Oslo Accords - The acceptance of the accords by the two peoples |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Oslo Accords - The acceptance of the accords by the two peoples The accords aroused in the two peoples, the Israeli and the Palestinian, wave of hope to the end of the violence, but not everyone participated in this hope.
In Israel, a hard argument developed around the accords. Opposite the support of the left wing, there was a strong resistance of the right wing. After a two days discussion in the Knesset on the government proclamation in the issue of the accord and the exchange of the letters, in September 23, 1993 a vote of confidence was held in w ...
See also:Oslo Accords, Oslo Accords - Background, Oslo Accords - Principles of the Accords, Oslo Accords - Annexes of the accords, Oslo Accords - Agreed minutes of the accords, Oslo Accords - The acceptance of the accords by the two peoples, Oslo Accords - Subsequent negotiations, Oslo Accords - Oslo 2, Oslo Accords - Additional agreements, Oslo Accords - Fate of the accords, Oslo Accords - Loss of credibility, Oslo Accords - Arab-Israeli peace diplomacy and treaties, Oslo Accords - Issues, Oslo Accords - People Read more here: » Oslo Accords: Encyclopedia II - Oslo Accords - The acceptance of the accords by the two peoples |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Business continuity planning - Testing and organizational acceptance The purpose of testing is to achieve organizational acceptance that the business continuity solution satisfies the organization's recovery requirements. Plans may fail to meet expectations due to insufficient or inaccurate recovery requirements, solution design flaws, or solution implementation errors. Testing may include:
Crisis command team call-out testing
Technical swing test from primary to secondary work locations
Technical swing test from secondary to ...
See also:Business continuity planning, Business continuity planning - Introduction, Business continuity planning - Analysis, Business continuity planning - Impact analysis, Business continuity planning - Threat analysis, Business continuity planning - Definition of impact scenarios, Business continuity planning - Recovery requirement documentation, Business continuity planning - Solution design, Business continuity planning - Implementation, Business continuity planning - Testing and organizational acceptance, Business continuity planning - Maintenance, Business continuity planning - Information update and testing, Business continuity planning - Testing and verification of technical solutions, Business continuity planning - Testing and verification of organization recovery procedures, Business continuity planning - Treatment of test failures Read more here: » Business continuity planning: Encyclopedia II - Business continuity planning - Testing and organizational acceptance |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Etruscan language - Other less accepted theories The interest in Etruscan antiquities and the mysterious Etruscan language found its modern origin in a book by a Dominican monk, Annio da Viterbo, "il Pastura" (1432—1502), the cabalist and orientalist who guided Pinturicchio's allegorical frescoes for Pope Alexander VI's Vatican apartments. In 1498 Annio published his antiquarian miscellany titled Antiquitatum variarum (in 17 volumes) where he put together a fantastic theory in which both the Hebrew and Etruscan languages were said to originate from a single source, the "Aramaic" s ...
See also:Etruscan language, Etruscan language - History, Etruscan language - Classification, Etruscan language - Other less accepted theories, Etruscan language - Geographic distribution, Etruscan language - Related Languages, Etruscan language - Sounds, Etruscan language - Vowels, Etruscan language - Consonants, Etruscan language - Texts, Etruscan language - Vocabulary, Etruscan language - Writing system Read more here: » Etruscan language: Encyclopedia II - Etruscan language - Other less accepted theories |
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| | | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - German spelling reform of 1996 - Acceptance of the reform According to a report on the television magazine "Panorama" on July 21, 2004, "Even six years after its introduction, 77% of Germans consider the spelling reform not to be sensible. This came out of a representative poll. Especially older people reject the new rules, for example 81% of those between 30 and 40 years old. In the meantime, only every fifth German citizen (21%) feels that the spelling reform is acceptable."
German spelling reform of 1996 - In Switzerland.
The German debate about the spelling reform p ...
See also:German spelling reform of 1996, German spelling reform of 1996 - New rules, German spelling reform of 1996 - Sounds and letters, German spelling reform of 1996 - Capitalization, German spelling reform of 1996 - Compound words, German spelling reform of 1996 - History of German spelling regulation, German spelling reform of 1996 - The Duden privilege, German spelling reform of 1996 - Debate over the need for reform, German spelling reform of 1996 - Institutionalized reform talks since 1980, German spelling reform of 1996 - Institution of the reform, German spelling reform of 1996 - Transitional period, German spelling reform of 1996 - Public debate after the signing of the declaration of intent, German spelling reform of 1996 - Later developments, German spelling reform of 1996 - Legal status, German spelling reform of 1996 - State of implementation, German spelling reform of 1996 - Actions of opponents, German spelling reform of 1996 - Acceptance of the reform, German spelling reform of 1996 - In Germany, German spelling reform of 1996 - In Switzerland, German spelling reform of 1996 - In Austria Read more here: » German spelling reform of 1996: Encyclopedia II - German spelling reform of 1996 - Acceptance of the reform |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Christian countercult movement - Countercult apologetics as accepted term The term "countercult apologetics" first appeared in Protestant Evangelical literature as a self-designation in the late 1970s and early 1980s in articles by Ronald Enroth and David Fetcho, and by Walter Martin in The New Cults. A mid-1980s debate about apologetic methodology between Ronald Enroth and J. Gordon Melton, led the latter to place more emphasis in his publications on differentiating the Christian countercult from the secular anti-cult. Eric Pement urged Melton to adopt the label "Christian countercult", and since the early 1990s the te ...
See also:Christian countercult movement, Christian countercult movement - History, Christian countercult movement - Precursors & pioneers, Christian countercult movement - Mid-20th century apologists, Christian countercult movement - Walter Martin, Christian countercult movement - Other technical terminology, Christian countercult movement - Countercult apologetics as accepted term, Christian countercult movement - Countercult outside the USA, Christian countercult movement - Contextual missiology, Christian countercult movement - Apologetic nuances and models, Christian countercult movement - Prominent protagonists in the Christian countercult movement, Christian countercult movement - People, Christian countercult movement - Organizations, Christian countercult movement - Bibliography, Christian countercult movement - Primary sources, Christian countercult movement - History and critical assessments Read more here: » Christian countercult movement: Encyclopedia II - Christian countercult movement - Countercult apologetics as accepted term |
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