The phrase "acceptance of actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the acknowledgment or approval of certain behaviors or decisions.
Example: "The acceptance of actions taken by the committee is crucial for maintaining trust within the organization."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of behaviors" or "approval of conduct".
Inspired by the "Fossil of the Day" award by non-governmental organizations which rewards the key laggards and footdraggers during the COPs, the UNFCCC Secretariat or KP parties could turn this concept around and award prizes to local forerunner actions, bottom-up networks or even countries that show success in mitigation and help improve the acceptance of mitigation actions.
What does this comparison reveal about the acceptance of such actions by citizens of the countries?
For wide acceptance of these actions it is important that it becomes clear who is responsible for the crisis and that those responsible [are] held accountable.
They explain that the Mammoth, as its name would imply, is a relic from our early years as humans when our survival depended on tribal living and the acceptance of our actions by others.
This kind of shared responsibility offered numerous benefits according to our study participants, including ensuring acceptance of their actions by their society, and some relief from making emotionally taxing decisions in isolation.
But Smeltz does not think views on this subject have changed much since the election; rather, she detects a broadly growing U.S. acceptance of climate action.
But Mr. Chirac and other officials have shifted France's position close to acceptance of military action against Iraq if Mr. Hussein continues the confrontation.
The acceptance of affirmative action as a just and fair policy hampers, instead of speeds, any movement toward a discrimination-free society.
If acceptance of affirmative action means that we can no longer have any respect for the integrity of an individual's views, and if it means that we can no longer accept an individual's views as anything other than for or against his race, then maybe it is time to end the policy's relatively short life.
To promote acceptance of, and action on, M&E findings, all stakeholders need to view M&E results as unbiased and independent.
None of the reviewed studies reported the use of web based interfaces or social media to mobilise and engage communities but instead relied on local media to disperse information, raise public perception and acceptance of community action and progress [ 53, 54].
