The phrase "accept provisions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is agreeing to terms, conditions, or supplies, often in legal or formal settings.
Example: "The contractor agreed to accept provisions outlined in the contract before commencing work."
Alternatives: "agree to terms" or "receive supplies".
They also said they would refuse to accept provisions the administration is demanding to put into effect workplace rules that are meant to prevent occupational injuries.
Republicans see the added elements as a way of both attracting party support for a tax break that many Republicans oppose, and forcing Democrats to accept provisions they do not like.
Democrats have already indicated that they would accept provisions that would cut the take-home pay of state employees by diverting money to help finance pension and health care costs.
Scott has been a leading adversary of Obamacare, repeatedly refusing to accept provisions that would expand Medicaid rolls and set up a state-run health insurance exchange.
The Obama administration refuses to tell the public what's in the agreement and Congress seems pressed to accept provisions that many Americans might deplore.
"I want to say clearly and emphatically that the government of Mexico and the Mexican people do not have to accept provisions that one government unilaterally wants to impose on the other," Mexican foreign minister Luis Videgaray told Reuters Wednesday morning as he prepared for a tense meeting with Trump.
Almost overlooked in the dispute over what has happened to Smith & Wesson is the view of some gun control advocates, who said the settlement let the company off easy because it only accepted provisions it was already practicing.
Kennedy accepted provisions governing mandatory student testing and teacher accountability that other Democrats and the National Education Association did not like, in return for increased funding levels for education.
At this year's fair there is a broadly accepted provision that voids any price offer if the yuan appreciates to 15.4 cents or more (it is currently worth 15.3 cents).
Judith A. Jacobs, the Democratic presiding officer, said she could not accept certain provisions, like a $1,200 clothing allowance for plainclothes officers and a provision to suspend any savings in the contract if the state seized control of Nassau's finances.
That same year Iowa became the first state to accept the provisions of the act, and all the other states have followed.
