The phrase "accept accesses" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in a technical context where one is referring to the acceptance of access requests or permissions, but it is not standard phrasing.
Example: "The system will accept accesses from authorized users only."
Alternatives: "grant access" or "allow access".
The Iraqi side committed itself at our recent talks to encourage persons to accept access also to private sites.
The Yankees offered a settlement last week that Brodsky appears loath to accept: access to paper and electronic correspondence between five Yankee staffers (among them Levine and Trost), and six city offices, about five discrete subjects.
Both data are instances of the same domain concept, but the mediator should never assign the ApiToken to ApiKey or vice versa: Amiando will not recognise session keys created by Regonline and Regonline will not accept access keys generated by Amiando.
But, if a deal is not struck, the EU may just have to settle for accepting access to NATO assets on a case-by-case basis.
Once a work is in the public domain it may be freely used without restriction (unless accepting access to a work was done under a license, in which case the terms of the license will control).
A financial institution may issue more than one access device in connection with the renewal or substitution of a previously issued accepted access device, provided that any additional access device (beyond the device replacing the accepted access device) is not validated at the time it is issued, and the institution complies with the other requirements of § 205.5(b).
In Paducah, Barkley worked as a law clerk for Charles K. Wheeler, an attorney and congressman for the district, accepting access to Wheeler's law library as payment for his services.
Given that the Public Library of Science has used television advertising to promote journals [ 7], the high profile of these journals will raise awareness of open access and encourage researchers in all disciplines to understand and accept open access, with APCs as an acceptable method to fund it.
In the past decade, many European telecoms regulators forced unwilling incumbents to accept open-access policies: telecoms operators had to sell access to their network infrastructure to market entrants, to ensure healthy competition on speed and price.
Another selling point of the Launchpad Studio is that startups accepted will have access to Google talent, including engineers, IP experts and product specialists.
