The phrase "accepted to create" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something has been approved or permitted for the purpose of creation, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The proposal was accepted to create a new community center in the neighborhood."
Alternatives: "approved to develop" or "authorized to establish".
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No one after this date will be accepted to "avoid creating a perverse incentive for families to entrust their children to people traffickers".
Now Mr. Putin must demonstrate the same statesmanship at home, inviting mutually accepted mediators to create a framework in which he can plot a way out of the violence with authentic Chechen leaders.
A new report, published 24 September by the nonpartisan Heinz Center in Washington, D.C., starts with widely accepted data to create a broad set of environmental indicators.
"Each has created work that either completely defies the prevailing ideas of what art is, or has taken the familiar methods and materials of art making and disregarded their accepted uses to create something utterly inappropriate and audacious," gallery owner Tomasz Nakarko, who opened TBD in November 2014, explains in the show's press release.
And I won't accept efforts to create loopholes for the most egregious abusers of consumers".
Throughout history it has been customary for artists to accept requests to create work associated with spiritual beliefs.
As minister of state at the Foreign Office (1983 86), he played a significant role in persuading a reluctant Thatcher to accept plans to create a single market in Europe, which involved removing all barriers to movements of goods, services, and people throughout the European Economic Community (later succeeded by the European Union) and coordinating a number of fiscal and commercial laws.
"I have accepted the mandate to create a coalition government … the honour is big and the responsibility that I undertake is even greater," the 64-year-old US-educated economist told reporters, emerging from the presidential palace.
Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) announced Monday that all 23 public institutions in the Florida College System offering baccalaureate degrees have accepted his challenge to create four-year degree programs that cost no more than $10,000.
