wholehearted acceptance

But any way anyone played, it added up to wholehearted acceptance of Galin's proposals.

The decision represents a compromise between wholehearted acceptance and rejection of the computer techniques that are becoming more common in mathematics.

Mr. Klein is appalled by the students' wholehearted acceptance of the values of the Reagan era.

Moreover, it would be a mistake to identify commitment to a close relationship with the US with a wholehearted acceptance of Western influences in general.

Picard glanced at the Tenirans arrayed around him, from face to face--and, with some dismay, he found less than wholehearted acceptance.

Moran's outlook reflected his wholehearted acceptance of Australian democracy and his belief in the country as different and freer than the old societies from which its people had come.

Paisley and Napier were the examples chosen, the latter pointing to the 'wholehearted acceptance by industry of CNAA degrees', and emphasizing the difficulty of gaining course approvals.

Admittedly, a No from the Bosnian Serbs should not be considered as an unequivocal, irreversible rejection of the peace plan, any more than a Yes should have been regarded as a wholehearted acceptance of it.

The film ironically shows the wholehearted acceptance of commodified and clamorous religiosity in a land plagued by all the serious problems the country faces today, and it does so with laughter that is only slightly tinged with cynicism.