The phrase "accept its responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the obligation or duty that an individual or organization has to take on certain tasks or roles.
Example: "The company must accept its responsibilities towards environmental sustainability and community engagement."
Alternatives: "take on its obligations" or "acknowledge its duties."
This makes it clear that unless Facebook wants to run an unrestrained free-for-all of a content site or apply an inflexible censorship policy, it must accept its responsibilities as a media company.
As a result we're determined to address the pensions issue and establish whether the government will now finally accept its responsibilities, as the owner of the company, to find an acceptable solution".
To protect this order the United States must accept its responsibilities.
The government should now accept its responsibilities under the ECHR or risk poisoning public opinion even further against the court.
Claims that a new Irish vote might be hard to win are brushed aside: Ireland must accept its responsibilities, and make every effort to ratify Lisbon, huff Euro-grandees (and leave the EU if it fails, murmur the hard-core federalists).
It would be a world which demanded of each government that it accept its responsibility to insure social justice.
"It is time for Firestone to accept its responsibility and compensate the victims".
Like Parliament, the Council is keen to accept its responsibility for guaranteeing the greatest possible transparency when it comes to taxpayers' money, and these issues become even more relevant, of course, with the new treaty, which will enter into force in just one week's time.
He said: "The Saudi government should accept its responsibility in this bitter incident.
Our collective security requires every European country to accept its responsibility.
In China, Mrs. Clinton told audiences that the United States must accept its responsibility as a leading emitter of greenhouse gases.
