The phrase "accept the language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the willingness to embrace or understand a particular language or form of communication.
Example: "In order to fully participate in the discussion, you must accept the language used by the group."
Alternatives: "embrace the language" or "acknowledge the language".
The statement said Russia would not "accept the language of sanctions and threats" and would retaliate if sanctions were imposed.
Marco Rubio, the Florida senator and former Republican presidential candidate, told reporters it was "pretty clear" Democrats were not going to accept the language related to Planned Parenthood and renewed his call for House Republicans to take up a bipartisan Zika bill that passed the Senate back in May.
The planning community has amassed a large body of publicly available problems in a standardized input language and planners that accept the language.
Moscow has said it "will not accept the language of sanctions and threats" after the EU and US announced punitive measures against Russia on Thursday.
They accept the language of realism, but seem to believe that the nature of self interest is changing.
You then build a bridge to that rock, creating an associative understanding of that rock, so that everyone in the normal circle is forced to accept the language necessary to internalize and accept the chaos around the rock.
"This is a pope who accepts the language of liberalism, in the original sense of the word, and wants to engage with all those who use that language.
"We have spoken to Rory about the tweets identified and he fully accepts the language used was completely inappropriate and has apologised unreservedly for offence caused".
Professor Roszak, who teaches history at the California State University at Hayward, first takes a swipe at the media, saying they have accepted the language of Social Security doomsayers ("demographic time bomb," "on the skids," "giant sponge soaking up so large a share of the federal budget").
"I'd rather trade it for the nice big open living room," he added, indicating that he has completely accepted the language of New York in his two years here, and that he has only a vague memory of the two-bedroom house he rented in Santa Monica, Calif.
As Darwinism became widely accepted, the language of evolution changed from metaphor to nomenclature, with a narrowing of perspective.
