The phrase "accepting policies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of agreeing to or adopting certain policies, often in formal or organizational settings.
Example: "The committee is currently reviewing the accepting policies for new members to ensure they align with our values."
Alternatives: "adopting policies" or "endorsing policies".
Now we face no carrot, only the stick: extraordinary economic conditions are being used to "shock" society into accepting policies that would otherwise be politically impossible to implement.
… they have always been that way but you have to be businesslike, professional and you to work with people who aren't your natural bedfellows From now on, the Liberal Democrats will not be accepting policies which go beyond last year's agreement with Tories – such as proposals for NHS reform.
The success of fisheries policies relies on compliance and, ideally, cooperation (accepting policies, i.e. not protesting or otherwise strongly agitating against the system) from fisheries stakeholders.
It is difficult to imagine Brazil, for example, accepting policy conditions laid down by China.
Unused to the glare of government, the Liberal Democrats had anyhow forfeited support by sharing office with the ideologically distinct Conservatives, accepting policy retreats they would once have resisted.
Yahoo!'s broadcast section and games section have an even more accepting policy.
"It is difficult," Eichengreen muses, "to imagine Brazil, for example, accepting policy conditions laid down by China".
Lawrence argues that policy environments shift and become more conducive to accepting policy solutions when an issue is reframed as a systemic problem, particularly when risks are shown to be involuntary [ 19].
3.09pm BST Linda Jack, chair of Liberal Left, says she finds it very had to accept policies like the bedroom tax.
In a letter to the Fed, Michel Barnier, the European commissioner in charge of internal markets, complained that the proposal was "a radical departure" from internationally accepted policies.
In reality, this will mean having to accept policies and actions that go against the green ideology, imposed by a dominant Labour party.
