The phrase "accept out of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where someone is accepting something due to a specific reason or circumstance, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "I can only accept out of necessity, not desire."
Alternatives: "accept due to" or "accept because of".
Murray countered that any university that accepted out-of-state white students should have to accept out-of-state black ones, too, but she couldn't persuade them.
One of Mr Xu's aides speculates that the government, anxious to put the tainted-milk affair behind it, wants families to accept out-of-court settlements.Even the official media have given warning that 2009 could be troubled, as the economy wobbles.
I began the process to get my North Carolina state teaching license, finding that they do not accept out-of-state licenses even though my teaching license from Massachusetts is still valid.
Most available tools (e.g. VariationHunter, TEA) do not accept out-of-the-box BAM alignment files as produced by widely applied alignment tools like bwa, bwa-mem and bowtie1/2.
You also need to determine whether or not the particular provider you have chosen is in your insurance carrier's network or is able to accept out-of-network reimbursement from that particular provider.
Earlier this year, Gov. Donald Siegelman opposed a proposed landfill in Macon County -- since withdrawn -- because it would have accepted out-of-state trash.
And at the governor's request, Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly, a Democrat, ordered the towns to stop accepting out-of-state couples, and all complied.
Mr. Romney refused to record those applications, and Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly ordered the municipalities to stop accepting out-of-state couples.
"WADA accepts out-of-competition testing as Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and we have done that," Votaw said, referring to the World Anti-Doping Agency, which has developed the antidoping code to which all Olympic sports must adhere.
