The phrase "accepting elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing components or factors that are being acknowledged or included in a particular situation or framework.
Example: "In our discussion about the new policy, we must focus on accepting elements that contribute to a more inclusive environment."
Alternatives: "acknowledging factors" or "embracing components".
That could leave Democrats with the choice of accepting elements they do not like or balking at the overall legislation.
The United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution before dawn today demanding that Israel lift the five-day siege of Yasir Arafat's compound in Ramallah, but Israel took no action, saying it had "difficulty in accepting" elements in the measure.
Other Conservative lawmakers accept the need to protect the economy, but the more access Mrs. May wants to Europe's single market, the more she will have to compromise over money, immigration policy and accepting elements of European law.
At Chequers she, in effect, agreed alignment with the EU on swaths of economic regulation, accepting elements of jurisdiction by the European court of justice, crossing each and every one of her previous red lines.
A8 U.N. Demands Israel End Siege The United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution demanding that Israel lift the five-day siege of Yasir Arafat's compound in Ramallah, but Israel took no action, saying it had "difficulty in accepting" elements in the measure.
As Jack Kennedy to hats, so Obama to helmets: Presidents can make once accepted elements of life look suddenly dated.
Through much of the history of Israel, however, the people accepted elements from both of these traditions, producing their own highly syncretistic religion.
In that case, the Swas argues that based on the information it had, its response was the right one, though it accepts elements of the call could have been handled better.
There are four widely accepted elements for a successful disaster response: 1) an existing comprehensive, coordinated, well-functioning E.M.S. system; 2) a clear-cut administrative command structure; 3) an identifiable medical authority, and 4) periodic, realistic, unannounced large-scale drills.
But while the United States is prepared to accept elements of the European compromise, it deeply dislikes other parts of the resolution — in particular, exemptions for countries with relatively low shares of the global aviation market.
Currently, to determine the accepted elements of an ASAF (which may be arguments, attacks, and supports) it is required to translate such an ASAF into a Dung's AF.
