The phrase "accept lifetime" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a willingness to accept something for a lifetime, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I am ready to accept a lifetime commitment to this project."
Alternatives: "embrace a lifetime" or "agree to a lifetime".
Trophy Heads Jack Grubman Salomon Smith Barney telecom analyst agreed to pay $15 million fine and accept lifetime ban on work as investment adviser, 2003.
Rather than accept lifetime prevalence estimates made directly from epidemiological studies, thereby ignoring evidence of recall bias that is likely to affect such estimates [ 13], an estimate of the probable lifetime prevalence based on a combination of incidence and prevalence data from Kruijshaaar [ 3] was used.
Michele Ferrari, an Italian doctor and Armstrong's trainer, and Luis García del Moral, a team doctor, have accepted lifetime bans.
The doctors del Moral and Ferrari have already accepted lifetime bans, but Marti, Bruyneel and Celaya have chosen to go to arbitration.
This would be a seasoned, a leavened time in my life when the artist travels around the country accepting lifetime awards and honorary medals".
The degree of risk varies, but for a young woman with breast cancer and one of the mutations, the generally accepted lifetime risk of a second breast cancer can run as high as 65percentt, and the risk of ovarian cancer can be more than 40percentt.
Richard Strong Strong Capital Management founder settled, paying $60 million fine and accepting lifetime ban from securities industry, 2004.
The radiation dose on a round-trip to Mars could represent a large fraction of the accepted lifetime limit for astronauts.
Updike was not present to accept his lifetime achievement award.
Members tried to entice Woody Allen, patron saint of corduroy-clad schlemiels, to accept a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Mr. Grubman agreed late last year to pay a $15 million fine and accept a lifetime ban from the securities industry.
