61.   The government has accepted the plan and insists that the Serbs do so before any further talks begin.

62.   The Libyan foreign minister told the United Nations in January that his government would accept Scottish judges.

63.   The Irish government accepts that view and believed it had found a way around the problem.

64.   The Muslim-led government accepted for the first time the existence of a Bosnian Serb republic within the state called Republika Srpska.

65.   The Serbs have staunchly resisted the proposal, while the Bosnian government has accepted it.

66.   The Serbs have firmly rejected the proposal, while the Bosnian government has accepted it.

67.   The state law requiring government to accept the low bid makes an exception for longstanding local rules like the one in the old charter.

68.   The U.S. government accepted every change mentioned above by withholding our Security Council veto.

69.   The United States and Germany have opposed amending the peace plan, which the Bosnian government has accepted and the nationalist Serbs rejected.

70.   Thirty years and the Great Depression were required before the federal government accepted responsibility for the program from the pioneering states.