The phrase "accepts the right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone acknowledges or agrees to a particular entitlement or authority.
Example: "The organization accepts the right of individuals to express their opinions freely."
Alternatives: "acknowledges the right" or "recognizes the right".
Suffolk County's Democratic leader, Dominic Baranello, has said that he will not endorse Mr. Forbes if he accepts the Right to Life Party's endorsement.
Even "illusions" can be inspiring and highly adaptive when, as in each of those historical examples, out of respect or simply self-interest, each party basically accepts the right of the other to exist.
We will refrain from using force against them as long as they stay inside mutually agreed borders".Phil NorthcottCoquitlam, CanadaSIR - You state without any qualification that Israel's position "is that it accepts the right of the Palestinians to a state in the West Bank and Gaza, but says that the final border should be set by negotiation".
It calls on people and companies to boycott Israel until that country ends its occupation of "all Arab lands," ensures equal legal rights for its Arab citizens and accepts the right of Palestinian refugees to return to the former homes of their families in Israel.
The highly controversial BDS campaign calls on people and companies to boycott Israel until that country ends its occupation of "all Arab lands," ensures equal legal rights for its Arab citizens and accepts the right of Palestinian refugees to return to the former homes of their families in Israel.
It is sufficient for the student to aspire to become a teacher, and for the slave to aspire to become a slave-master". This "Jesus" accepts slavery, and also accepts the rights of slave-masters.
We invite no speakers who do not accept the right of our members to question them".
This month, the European Court in effect accepted the right of the House of Commons to decide on the right of prisoners to vote.
