The phrase "accept a document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of receiving or agreeing to take possession of a document, often in formal or professional contexts.
Example: "Please ensure that you accept a document before proceeding with the application process."
Alternatives: "receive a document" or "acknowledge a document".
"We simply cannot accept a document under Chapter 7, one which would open the path for pressure of sanctions and further to external military involvement in Syrian domestic affairs," the Russian ambassador, Vitaly I. Churkin, told the Council in explaining the Russian veto.
Founder and CEO Pat Kinsel discovered this law soon after learning, while on vacation, that a brokerage couldn't accept a document that he'd given to a notary who lost track of it.
Founder and CEO Pat Kinsel discovered this law soon after learning, while on vacation, that a brokerage couldn't accept a document that he'd given to a notary who lost track of it.
Mr. O'Riordan left the blood board in 1985, and his successor, Ted Keyes, accepted a document indemnifying Armour Pharmaceuticals, another supplier of blood products, because the board insisted on selling profitable blood products that Armour wished to discontinue for safety reasons.
The judge found the company had breached its contract in accepting a document that purported to give the man's consent to using a frozen egg fertilised by his sperm, five months after he said he and his partner had parted ways after a "volatile and rancorous" relationship.
"To agree to associate with the accord before seeing its entire contents would be to grant a blank cheque to the proponents of the accord, by accepting a document before some of its most important components are revealed". Costa Rica No specific pledge, but will "significantly deviate from business as usual greenhouse gas emissions".
But claimants must accept a claimant commitment – a document outing certain tasks which need to be completed to receive payments.
On Wednesday, Dr. Widnall said the Air Force would not grant an honorable discharge, and on Thursday, Lieutenant Flinn, the first woman in the nation to pilot a B-52 bomber, agreed to accept a general discharge -- a document that signals a blemish -- rather than face a court-martial that could have meant nine and a half years in prison.
The British Banking Association says banks accept a range of documents at their discretion.
Officials protested that such a calculation was impractical, and they persuaded Bannon to accept a partial list documenting underspending dating from 2007.
In Washington today, a State Department spokesman said, "We are not in a position to accept such a document on behalf of a foreign official".
