"accept policy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a decision to adhere to or abide by a certain set of rules, regulations, or guidelines. For example: "The company employees must accept policy to ensure compliance with industry regulations."
"I can accept policy differences but not [him being] too personal".
Either that or they are forced to accept policy excesses of between £5,000 and £10,000.
People are much more willing to understand and accept policy decisions that may not be in their individual interest if they feel that their voice was heard and that the process was legitimate, she says.
It is also the boldest confrontation yet involving one of a growing number of Democratic mayors who have been pressuring unions to accept policy changes in cities such as Boston, Cleveland and Los Angeles, creating a schism between the Democrats and a traditional ally.
However useful, the large range of interventions proposed on an international level (WHO 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010) must also account for culture (Holdsworth et al. 2007), i.e. 'the shaping of consciousness around food and physical activity' (Lang and Rayner 2007) and the readiness of a population to accept policy initiatives.
3.09pm BST Linda Jack, chair of Liberal Left, says she finds it very had to accept policies like the bedroom tax.
In reality, this will mean having to accept policies and actions that go against the green ideology, imposed by a dominant Labour party.
She said the best defence against Scotland being forced to accept policies from Westminster that it had not voted for was by leaving the UK entirely.
In reality, this will mean having to accept policies and actions that go against the green ideology, imposed by a dominant Labour party.
Does enough of the population think that the people with political power won it in a fair manner and, consequently, are they willing to accept policies with which they do not necessarily agree?
Some liberals acknowledged in recent days that they were willing to accept policies they once would have deplored as long as they were in Mr. Obama's hands, not Mr. Bush's.
