The phrase "accept to paying" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers.
Example: "I cannot accept to paying for services that were not rendered."
Alternatives: "agree to pay" or "consent to paying".
"We're not going to accept to pay for the broken dishes of a failed regulation" and a "corruption of capitalism," he said Thursday.
This would allow Barclays to avoid issuing preference shares, which is the other method of payment the government will accept to pay for the insurance.
That "raises the question as to why they accept to pay this level of fees," said Oliver Gottschalg, a professor at the HEC School of Management in Paris who conducted the study on private equity fees.
The idea favored by current CV practice is to ask each respondent a closed from question, namely whether they would accept to pay a given amount to obtain a given change in their status quo.
The value attributed by people to species is generally measured by the price people would, in theory, accept to pay (the willingness to pay).
Besides, this is the group where the least respondents accept to pay for their health care in case of a serious health problem.
Most consumers accept to pay a maximum difference of 30 to 35percentt over the price of conventional fruit and vegetables (Hortirève, 1997).
We've told them that as long as they cannot accept to pay us using the bill we've used to buy drugs, then we cannot provide services, or else the hospital is going to collapse.
Group 3 (mostly men from small households and low household income) is the least tolerant group towards informal payments and it is least likely to accept to pay informally for health care services as well.
