The phrase "accept differences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of recognizing and embracing diversity in opinions, cultures, or lifestyles.
Example: "In a multicultural society, it is essential to accept differences to foster harmony and understanding among various groups."
Alternatives: "embrace diversity" or "acknowledge variations".
Couples who benefit from therapy grow to accept differences as acceptable, and even interesting.
"The committee has voted for a stronger redistribution of aid among member states, as it is difficult to accept differences roughly €300 per ha between farmers in different member states", said Luis Manuel Capoulas Santos (S&D, PT), rapporteur for the Direct payments and Rural development regulations.
"The committee has voted for a stronger redistribution of aid among member states, as it is difficult to accept differences of roughly €300 per ha between farmers in different member states", said Luis Manuel Capoulas Santos (S&D, PT), rapporteur for the Direct payments and Rural development regulations.
The only goal is to learn new skills, accept differences between people and develop respect for the environment.
"Tolerance for me," Spalletti said on the team's Web site, "is the ability to understand and accept differences".
"Own It" is an anti-bullying campaign that encourages high school students to embrace and accept differences in others.
The second is a declaration of war on multiculturalism, a refusal to accept difference at all.
Moreover, colonial peoples rarely found ways to accept difference as a permanent feature of their societies.
It's important to accept difference and be tolerant and try not to interfere or change who people fundamentally are.
It may seem a million miles from these tiffs to Treblinka, but demonisation and dehumanisation, the prerequisites for atrocity, begin with the refusal to accept difference.
The underlying questions remain more or less the same, though: how to accept difference while upholding democratic governance and social standards.
