The phrase "accept friendly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a willingness to receive or embrace friendliness, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I hope you can accept friendly gestures from your colleagues."
Alternatives: "embrace kindness" or "welcome friendliness".
But executives close to Placer Dome said they did not expect AurionGold's management to accept a friendly deal without being pressed by shareholders.
Board members like Henning SchultheNoelle, the chairman of the insurance conglomerate Allianz A.G., and Jurgen E. Schrempp, chairman of DaimlerChrysler, have been pushing Mr. Esser to accept a friendly deal.
ASIMO can even take the stage to accept awards.The friendly face of technologySo Japan will need workers, and it is learning how to make robots that can do many of their jobs.
He was mostly successful, but he had to accept the friendly help of papal envoys to obtain in 1459 a provisional recognition by the Catholic and predominantly German city of Breslau (modern Wrocław, Poland) in Silesia.
This could delay matters for a week - or more - but it's not impossible that David Cameron's post-EPP allies do not accept his friendly advice.
It is mostly (not entirely of course) very accepting and friendly with a genuine sense of being a community.
But the government would probably be content with any arrangement that has a reasonable chance of keeping the country stable and on good terms with Beijing.Mr Kim's recent visits to China made clear that, notwithstanding Chinese support for UN sanctions against the North, he accepts that friendly ties with the regional giant remain crucial to his country's survival.
In fact, they are taught to be polite, kind, generous, accepting, and friendly.
Japan accepted Indonesia, he said, because "we have friendly relations with the United States and North Korea".
But beware the unscrupulous for-profit colleges and universities that claim to be "military friendly," accept your military benefits as payment, and have a low graduation rate, or leave too many veterans in debt, Mr. Walls said.
