The phrase "accept motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as legal proceedings, meetings, or formal discussions where a proposal or suggestion is being agreed upon.
Example: "The committee will now accept motion to approve the budget for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "approve the motion" or "endorse the motion".
The NPC has accepted motions on reforms in banking, governance and judicial systems of the country.
Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe was a good example of those who admired Copernicus's achievement in tying all the motions of the planets more closely to the Sun but who were unable to accept the motion of Earth.
Shorten and the leadership will either have to accept that motion, a development that would ensure Australia's emissions reduction target post-2020 isn't bipartisan – or work to kill it off.
Descartes' views show that eschewing absolute motion is logically compatible with accepting true motion; which is of course not to say that his definitions of motion are themselves tenable.
By the end of the hearing, Judge Harmon agreed to set the May 6 trial date, and said she was willing to accept written motions about the grand jury issue.
When physical systems interact with each other, they behave either as an impedance (i.e., accepts external motion inputs and generates force outputs) or an admittance (i.e., accepts external force inputs and generates motion outputs) [8].
If this amendment gets accepted, the motion (if it gets approved) will be marginally less embarrasing to the leadership.
Ms. Lichter's client was released after a week in detention, when a court accepted his motion to have his deportation case reopened.
If John Cryer, the chair of the parliamentary Labour party, accepts a motion of no confidence it will result in a secret ballot among MPs.
By accepting that motion and change feature in our immediate experience the doctrine has the merit of taking the phenomenological data at face value.
