The phrase "accepting demands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is agreeing to or accommodating requests or requirements from others.
Example: "The manager is known for accepting demands from her team, ensuring that everyone's concerns are addressed."
Alternatives: "acknowledging requests" or "agreeing to requirements".
Diana Phillips, a Sotheby's spokeswoman, said the company had offered a fair contract and "is unwilling to accept demands that virtually double the cost of their contract".
In 1413 he accepted demands from Catalonia that limited royal power in a way that was not the case in Castile.
In contrast, many in the humanities have accepted demands to provide a particular kind of serviceability to business and the economy.
We are under intense pressure to accept demands for liberalisation of our trade, financial services, intellectual property rights and public works.
The commercial (see above) notes that during Mr. Pawlenty's tenure, the government was forced to shut down as Mr. Pawlenty refused to accept demands for tax increases by the Democratic Legislature.
Last fall, they signed an accord with the Maoists under which the politicians accepted demands for a constitutional vote while the Maoists agreed to play by the rules of parliamentary democracy.
After months of negotiations with creditors, and a dramatic referendum in which citizens rejected austerity, Greece was eventually forced to accept demands to impose pension cuts and sales tax hikes.
"We must educate ourselves and others about our precious civil liberties to ensure that we never accept demands that we give up our Constitution so that the government can pretend to protect us".
The website of Hamas' armed wing, which posted the video, said it was intended to pressure Israelis to accept demands for a prisoner swap and warns the Israeli government it could regret not making a deal quickly.
While respect for patient autonomy is one of the core tenets in health care, it is argued that this does not mean that health professionals have to accept demands from patients for inappropriate care [ 31].
