The phrase "accepted altered" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been modified and subsequently accepted, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The proposal was accepted altered, but the changes were not well received by the committee."
Alternatives: "approved modifications" or "accepted revisions".
In the classic EU model, proposals are made by one body, the European commission, and then ministers and MEPs decide whether to accept, alter or block those proposals.
Grain processors are warning farmers about next year's harvest, with Archer Daniels running radio commercials emphasizing that its plants will not accept genetically altered crops that do not have worldwide approval.
The United States had threatened to complain to the World Trade Organization unless Europe agreed to accept genetically altered food imports.
At the Group of 8 summit in France this week, the Bush administration is expected to press its case that Europe accept genetically altered crops.
But even in Mission Impossible, when Tom Cruise's character, Ethan Hunt chooses to accept, he alters the course of events.
Several other chairs also preferred the adult, rather than the pediatric, CIRB, and the fact that IRBs can choose to accept or alter the adult board's reviews, prompting support of at least some centralization.
For some people, it is an actual physical or physiological addiction that may require much more effort to curb rather than just accepting and altering diet and eating habits.
Since Madonna's management was looking for new songs for True Blue, she accepted it, and altered some of the lyrics, while changing the composition to suit the dance-pop genre.
After ranking, genes with a P-value less than 0.05 were provisionally accepted as having altered expression.
But it was only in July 2007 that Self-Defense was ousted from the cabinet, over allegations that Lepper had accepted bribes for altering the legal status of farm land to residential land.
