"accepted to work" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of being offered and agreeing to a job or employment opportunity. Example: I was thrilled to receive the news that I had been accepted to work at the company of my dreams.
Do they necessarily have to be globally accepted to work?
As one said of al-Taey, "The people who accepted to work for Saddam didn't all kill people, but they showed the ugliness that killed people".
"And finally the most efficient move was through the French authorities because when we accepted to work together, it was established and agreed that what we were doing should be available to any countries having cooperation treaties signed with France".
"The main problem is that most of the former rebels have not accepted to work with fighters from the old regime, because they think those people helped Gaddafi during the war," Mr Juwali says.
During development, however, the film received new funds, though still modest ones, thus the actors and a part of the team accepted to work for free.
While these techniques have been applied with varying degrees of success in different applications, there is no single approach generally accepted to work in all cases.
"Either she accepts to work more, makes more of an effort, implements reforms and we keep our social model effective — or we let ourselves go, and our social model will become unsustainable, and it's a process of decline".
And there psychiatrists need to accept to work a little more ' orthopedagogically' with a family.
Some other benefits are offered to those accepting to work in remote areas, such as subsidies to settle a practice and access to continuing education [ 40].
In many countries, nurses, primary care providers and general physicians enjoy lower prestige and are less socially valued than other specialists and those working in hospitals, yet they are those more likely to accept to work in remote areas.
The majority of the ANC user husbands accepted that women have to work hard during pregnancy in Nepalese society.
