acceptability

(eg. vexed, hindu, house )

acceptability /ək ˌsɛp tə ˈbɪ lə ti/ ?

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Here's a guide to the techniques and where they stand in terms of political acceptability.
The acceptability quotient can shave a few percent off McCain's rural majorities, enabling rural people upset about the economy or Iraq or Bush to vote for Obama.
When 1970s Olympic heroes--and mustachioed ones at that--get work done, it would seem to mark social acceptability among guys.

"The court says in so many words that what our people's laws say about the issue does not, in the last analysis, matter: 'In the end our own judgment will be brought to bear on the question of the acceptability of the death penalty'. The court thus...
on Mar 1, 2005 By: Antonin Scalia Source: Times Online
"Public acceptability is constantly changing, so it is right that we should reflect on the standards the BBC should be setting, as well as ask licence fee payers what they think when reviewing the guidelines," said Richard Tait, a BBC trustee...
on Oct 7, 2009 By: Richard Tait Source: guardian.co.uk
Earlier, addressing the function, Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said, "Although India remains totally opposed to reproductive cloning owing to the doubtful nature of its safety, success, utility and ethical acceptability, therapeutic...
on Sep 18, 2009 By: Ghulam Nabi Azad Source: Press Trust of India