The phrase "accept judgment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of agreeing to or acknowledging a decision or evaluation made by someone else, often in a legal or personal context.
Example: "After much deliberation, I have decided to accept judgment and move forward with the recommendations provided by the committee."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the verdict" or "embrace the decision".
And Mr. Hernández-Salazar worries that the nation's behind-the-scenes powers are not ready to accept judgment for the crimes of the past.
"You risk having a conflict of law, of history, of values," said Jonathan Moyo, Zimbabwe's minister of information, explaining why some African leaders refuse to accept judgment from Westerners, particularly from former colonial powers.
I now finally accept judgment and purgatory as my fate, because for freedom, justice, and love, the happiness of people everywhere, for the glory of the Lord, all this pain, I am willing.
On May 5, Merrill's lawyers asked James R. Miller Jr., the special master overseeing the dispute-resolution system, to rule that each panel should reach independent decisions and should not accept judgments made by others.
How can someone who fled be said to have accepted judgment?
Khalifman at first said his new title was only that of the federation, and did not affect the universally accepted judgment that Garry Kasparov is the strongest player in the world.
Defining accepted judgment criteria and an adequate method of analysis is crucial for the interpretation of these studies, and for reaching unbiased conclusions.
We can still condemn their actions if we reject their judgment of the policies at issue, or if we accept that judgment, but believe that they should have opposed those policies by nonviolent means.
If the nature of the necessary connection between moral judgments and motives is of a defeasible kind, it will be possible for someone to accept the judgment while remaining unmotivated (Korsgaard 1986; Dreier 1990; Smith 1994).
We accept their judgment.
"I accept their judgment".
