acceptable
ఆమోదయోగ్యమైన
definition
adjective
has tried to find a solution acceptable to everyone
able to be agreed on; suitable.
pollution in the city had reached four times the acceptable level
able to be tolerated or allowed.
translation of 'acceptable'
ఆమోదించదగిన,
అంగీకారయోగ్యమైన
example
Shop-bought sandwiches are 'acceptable' .
Instead Wednesday and Thursday saw moderate but 'acceptable' gains, indicating that the bad news has been discounted.
A European Union spokesman said that the government must find ‘a solution which is 'acceptable' to all parties in Zanzibar.’
The issue should be solved through dialogue, because this is the only way to reach a solution 'acceptable' to all sides.
I found their arguments reasonable and a moderately 'acceptable' update on the original book.
I don't smoke, however, so I'm hoping nibbling on expensive dark chocolates will be an 'acceptable' substitute.
Codes of conduct lay down 'acceptable' standards of behaviour.
Try to replace swear words with 'acceptable' substitutes.
I don't think money is an 'acceptable' substitute.
They are standards that provide a basis for consistent and 'acceptable' minimal levels of quality, performance, safety, and reliability.
‘Surely we have rights,’ he said as he pinned his hopes on the six elected members for the area to find a solution that will be 'acceptable' to everyone.
We also know that the Dunedin City Council is budgeting $30 million, over the next 2 years, to get its water standards up to an 'acceptable' level.
I'd think a postcard from the next city would be an 'acceptable' substitute for a formal thank you note.
the food was 'acceptable'
They argue that governments, parents, and other social institutions should use force to maintain standards of 'acceptable' behavior.
We all talked about how washing the hair allows nurses to provide 'acceptable' touching and that massaging the head can be relaxing.
her work was considered 'acceptable'
it's morally 'acceptable'
his theories are still 'acceptable' to historians
They carried out a series of very comprehensive consultations amongst themselves and they came up with a solution that was 'acceptable' to them.
If he hadn't made such a fuss about 'acceptable' standards of behaviour, his fall from grace might not have been so swift and calamitous.
There was, they believed, simply no 'acceptable' substitute for silk.
No, the only 'acceptable' reason to stay home is the kids.
In my dealings I was attempting to find an solution that would be 'acceptable' to both parties; this only broke down when I felt that they were not doing the same.
But woe betide Town Council officialdom if there is another broken promise in respect of putting this bandstand into a decent and 'acceptable' state of repair.
they achieved an 'acceptable' standard
The problems stemmed from different standards of privacy and 'acceptable' noise levels.
Then, taking one issue at a time, the parties review the ideas, modifying and combining them to achieve a practical solution 'acceptable' to both.
Union officials are hopeful that a solution will be found that is 'acceptable' to the trustee by November 17, the latest deadline to be set by the High Court judge looking at the case.
Then, if the paper money remains an 'acceptable' substitute for the metallic money, no significant burden falls on the public.
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