The phrase "accept power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being encouraged to embrace authority, control, or influence, whether in a personal, professional, or political sense.
Example: "In order to lead effectively, one must learn to accept power and use it responsibly."
Alternatives: "embrace authority" or "take control".
Cosmopolitanism and liberalism both accept power as an important aspect of human existence but reject the idea that it is all-encompassing.
Qusay Abdul Wahab al-Suhail, the Sadrist deputy speaker of parliament, says "the problem is that the Sunni do not accept power in the hands of the Shia".
POWER INFORMATION MISSING FROM AGENCY CHART In the latest tweak to its Web site, the Long Island Power Authority as of Thursday night was showing that only 1,743 customers in Nassau County and 441 in Suffolk who could accept power after Hurricane Sandy were still without electricity.
If we can identify people clear and ethical enough to want the same, clever enough to find the balance, incorruptible enough to stick with it – and who are happy to accept power, yet without a dangerous thirst for it – then those people should not be in charge of newspapers.
Peel was robust about the terms on which he would accept re-election and government office: "I will not accept power on the condition of declaring myself an apostate from the principles on which I have heretofore acted".
If Tiger knew he could do it all over again and avoid being caught, would he? Contradicting the behavior of men like John Edwards and Tiger Woods are the men who defy the odds and accept power and privilege without succumbing to the temptations that lie before them.
Can Fatah accept power-sharing?
Both leaders sparked widespread violence in their countries, thanks to their determination to cling to office; both eventually had to accept power-sharing agreements with the opposition.Moreover, elections are often a poor guide to a country's overall state of democracy and civil liberties.
Mr Mumby maintains that "the lithium-ion battery both delivers and accepts power very readily, making it ideal for hybrids with regenerative braking.
The increasing number of concentrated solar thermal projects around the world demonstrates that this technology is an accepted power supply option worldwide.
that is, the electron accepting power relative to the electron donating power.
