The phrase "accept statements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of agreeing to or acknowledging certain statements or claims made by someone.
Example: "In order to proceed with the agreement, both parties must accept statements regarding the terms of the contract."
Alternatives: "acknowledge claims" or "agree to assertions".
Shariah Law, which applies in Saudi Arabia, does not accept statements made under duress.
Some European companies would like the Americans to accept statements that meet international rules, but the Americans have not agreed.
Boosted by the demonstrations, Mr Uribe said he could not accept "statements...that measure the FARC and the government by the same yardstick".
They will present themselves to a "comprehensive system of truth, justice, reparation and non-repetition" which will – along South African lines – accept statements of responsibility and reckoning to forge an agreed truth.
The boycott organizers say they oppose the use of violence and accept statements by Sainsbury that it is a large, publicly traded company with a long British history but no particular Jewish or Israel connections.
But she said the agency had concluded it must conduct a public education program, especially for "poorly educated workers" who may tend to accept statements by their employers that income taxes are voluntary.
It said the men failed to pursue information and accepted statements that contradicted previous statements, but it did not say they knew of the fraud.
The reason Russell believes many ordinarily accepted statements are open to doubt is that they appear to refer to entities that may be known only through inference.
Suppose that the nominalist accepts statements that are prima facie committed to (immaterial) holes, such as "there are holes in this piece of cheese".
A domain is a set of objects, properties, relations and functions, together with a set of accepted statements about those objects, properties, relations and functions.
However, these findings may also further our understanding of how the brain accepts statements of all kinds to be valid descriptions of the world.
