The phrase "accepted to allow a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The committee accepted to allow a new proposal for funding."
Alternatives: "approved to permit a" or "agreed to enable a".
The best way to identify the due compensation for A for having her forearm broken by B is to see what payment A will accept to allow B to break her arm.
We had after all accepted that we would have to allow a murderer to go free.
Later, according to the classified documents, the Iron Lady – resolute, principled, unflinching – accepted that the government would have to allow "a murderer to go free".
Margaret Thatcher accepted that the government would have to allow "a murderer to go free" after police constable Yvonne Fletcher was shot dead outside the Libyan embassy in London in April 1984, documents released to the National Archives on Friday reveal.
So far the minister has accepted advice to allow a resumption of bowhead whaling in both the Western and Eastern Canadian Arctic, and to remove federal quotas on narwhal hunting and quotas earlier in effect in some beluga hunting communities.
With your deal overwhelmingly reviled across the Commons, you must now be honest and accept publicly that to allow a no-deal departure from the EU by default would be the ultimate dereliction of duty.
Cairo might contemplate easing the limited freedom of movement across its own border with Gaza, but was unlikely to accept Palestinian calls to allow a normal flow of trade, Egyptian diplomatic sources said.
In sum, we decline to exacerbate pretrial delay by intruding upon accepted principles of finality to allow a defendant whose speedy trial motion has been denied before trial to obtain interlocutory appellate review.
On Friday, all parties agreed to halt the clashes and Ortega reportedly accepted a proposal to allow an international taskforce to investigate the killings.
