"accept in" is not correct or usable in written English.
The correct phrasing for this is "accept into". For example, you could say "The school accepted him into their program."
We do not accept in workplaces the kind of things that we accept in sport.
That's what we have to accept in this situation.
"We can't accept in virtual reality what we don't accept in real reality," Mr. D'Alia said in a telephone interview.
Most governments accept, in theory at least, that the state should be a model employer.
WTO rules suggest that governments can decide how much risk they will accept in imported food.
"Believe me, even these small things are really difficult to accept in the end".
All these politicians accept in private that the law is in chronic need of reform.
Or was a British-bred actor somehow harder to accept in the role?
"We can't accept in this country to live from coup to coup".
He will not say he is minded to accept in the statement..
He is minded to accept in lieu and will release around 7.30am to the market.
