11.   And delays, he said, would damage public acceptance of security measures.

12.   Another is the manipulation of this tolerance by political demagogues and legal beagles to create public acceptance of egregious distortions of the spirit of the law.

13.   Any increase in jobs, the company said, will depend on public acceptance of the new products.

14.   As it is, public acceptance may boil down to how much we trust Attorney General John Ashcroft to do the right thing.

15.   Because in part the drive for wider public acceptance is to enshrine so-called community values over the sometimes harsher and less attractive truth.

16.   Bioethicists contacted by New Scientist agree that the biggest obstacle is likely to be public acceptance.

17.   Breyer said the Department of Transportation had deliberately chosen a gradual approach, to promote public acceptance and give manufacturers time to develop better systems.

18.   But both agree that only one method is likely to prevail, based on public acceptance.

19.   But he was reminded of the hurdles he still faces in his fight for public acceptance when the first taxi he tried to hail drove off.

20.   But public acceptance remains limited.