On the orthography level, Schmid sought to avoid all "odd-looking" spellings, in order to increase general acceptability of the new idiom and its spelling.

Money has a general acceptability, a relative consistency in value, divisibility, durability, portability, elastic in supply and survives with mass public confidence.

The tradition of African Americans worshiping together continued to develop during the late 19th century and continues to this day despite the decline of segregationist attitudes and the general acceptability of integrated worship.

Rather than recruiting to a specific job or skill, hiring is based on 'intelligence, character and general acceptability as determined by personal history, academic record and company interviews'(Abegglen 1973 p.241).

The brevity of the scale and its general acceptability in community survey settings are the two main factors underlying its popularity.

Much as Republicans had fixed on Mr. Ford as leader in 1965 because of his general acceptability, so Nixon chose him in 1973 to be vice president.

It indicates that the manufacturer guarantees the nutrient content and the general acceptability of the quality of the formula up to that date.

While traditional bachata songs were often risque and suggestive, Raulin Rodríguez's idealized romantic lyrics helped the style achieve general social acceptability and to receive radio play.

One was that it might not be as attractive as some of the stronger currencies and so its general acceptability might suffer.

However, the publicity gave general acceptability to the use of the phrase "Guaynabo City" to describe the municipality, fueled in part by Don Eleuterio's approving rants.