Sentence examples for accepted to take from inspiring English sources
After much petitioning by the Azad Foundation, Team Pakistan has been accepted to take part in the competition.
Born and raised in Colombia, Urbina said that when he heard he had been accepted to take part in Mars500, it sounded like a good opportunity to catch up on some reading.
Twenty-nine of the 54 students who attended the course accepted to take the pre-test and post-test exams; 58.6% (n = 17) were female.
Only 29 of the students accepted to take pre-test and post-test exams using the same cases in order to evaluate the preparedness level of students to approach real life emergency cases and to assess the efficiency of the course.
He accepted to take the helm of the Guard cavalry, with a complement of 5,000 sabres, and including Guyot's Grenadiers-à-cheval, Letort's Dragons, Lefebvre-Desnouettes Chasseurs-à-cheval and Édouard Colbert's Chevau-légers lanciers.
Fishburne was pleased by the concept of the film, stating he was "really moved by it", so that he accepted to take his part "at an affordable rate", according to producer Michael Romersa.
Her stated reason for accepting: to take her fight for the emancipation of immigrant women into the political arena, where she says it belongs.
"Saudi Arabia will not accept to take any steps before Israel shows that it wants peace to be its first choice," said Anwar Majid Eshki, chairman of the Middle East Center for Strategic and Legal Studies, a research center in Jidda, Saudi Arabia.
Physicians' use of graded absence certificates may in this context be viewed as a way of "forcing" firms to accept to take workers back before they are fully recovered and before the risk of a relapse has become negligible.
In the basic version of the model, unemployment benefits raise workers' reservation wages (the minimum they are willing to accept to take a job), and hence the wages of employed workers.
It is abnormal that the private sector is the only one to accept to take a loss on its exposure of Greece while the public sector, which is at the origin of the crisis, lends without risk.
