The phrase "accepting this law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acknowledgment or agreement to a specific law or regulation.
Example: "The committee is responsible for accepting this law and ensuring its implementation across the region."
Alternatives: "acknowledging this law" or "endorsing this law".
I have to admit some trouble accepting this law of nature as a given.
Accepting this law means that you embrace the fact that, no matter what happens in your life, how you interpret that event is up to you.
Whatever your life circumstance is, accepting this law means that you can no longer dodge responsibility for how and why your life is the way it is.
Luis Hernández, a journalist for the daily newspaper La Jornada who has served as a political adviser to the Zapatistas, said, "I don't see any way that the Zapatistas can emerge saying that they accept this law".
"We cannot accept this proposed law," Foreign Minister Philippe Doustoldlazy thed the lawmakers, adding that it would be "considered as an unfriendly gesture by a large majority of Turks, whether you want this or not".
My reason was this: whatever a justice might think about abortion, if s/he cares about the authority of the Supreme Court s/he will refuse to accept this Texas law which is clearly an attack on that authority.
However, accepting this theory is refuting the law that under environmental conditions, the Fe0 surface is shielded by a non-conductive scale, making any quantitative electron transfer impossible.
They are plainly unanimous about what they experienced and unanimous about accepting the Law as divine and authoritative.
On this account, the social fact that individuals accept the law provides each individual with a reason to act.
Few Muslims, cleaving to god-given sharia law, accept this separation between the spiritual and temporal.
They should now respect the law, accept this court verdict and order the immediate release of the NHS transition risk register.
