The phrase "accept to commit" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
A more correct and widely accepted phrase would be "agree to commit." For example, "He agreed to commit to the project by signing the contract."
But how much increased coverage is actually provided by the PPACA remains to be seen, given the ongoing opposition of many states to the Federal legislation, States have the prerogative of increasing Medicaid coverage to the ACA limits, but they will have to commit to accepting some of the costs after three years.
This all works well enough through high school and college, but at a certain point you look up and the options for participating in sports as a socially accepted way to commit pleasurable acts of violence have narrowed.
Furthermore, clearly define your duties in your contract before accepting to avoid committing to too many responsibilities.
Unlike many other mutual funds, which accept investors who want to commit as little as $250, Nicholas-Applegate Capital Management, the mutual fund family based in San Diego, has loftier requirements.
Regardless of the need or desire for arthroplasty, the patient must accept and commit to a lifetime of restricted activities imposed by an artificial wrist.
There are plenty of these types in Russia, and Russians would readily accept that they were hired to commit the killings.
"No Australian government should be subjected to the spectacle of people saying, 'Unless you accept us, I am going to commit self-harm.' "I don't believe any Australian – any thinking Australian – would want us to capitulate to moral blackmail".
If we refused to do so, we would be failing to accept that criminals had chosen to commit a crime with an understanding of the consequences.
Obama joined several other prominent Democrats and Republicans who have expressed alarm over Trump's refusal during Wednesday night's debate to commit to accepting the election's outcome.
The president-elect then drew attention to a debate remark by Clinton after Trump refused to commit to accepting the election result, quoting her as saying: "That is horrifying.
The men said in a statement they were unaware their actions broke any rules and the FSA said it accepted there was no intention to commit market abuse.
