The phrase "accepting to maintain" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion regarding its intended meaning.
Example: "I am accepting to maintain the project standards, but I need more resources."
Alternatives: "agreeing to uphold" or "committing to sustain".
Iran, always playing the angles, is still trying to figure out how much economic pain it is willing to accept to maintain its nuclear ambitions and what, if anything, it is willing to give up.
There is a certain pressure before you're accepted to maintain a certain perception of success.
In 1875 the state grudgingly accepted responsibility to maintain these schools, with funds to be supplied by black taxpayers.
As Bryan Norton puts it, the world faces a global challenge to see whether different human groups, with widely varying perspectives, can perhaps "accept responsibility to maintain a non-declining set of opportunities based on possible uses of the environment".
The geodynamo theory can be traced back to Larmor's (1919) seminal work on the origin of solar magnetism, and is now widely accepted to generate and maintain the core field that varies spatially and temporally.
Conceptually, the cost of implementing conservation practices on agricultural lands is the minimum monetary payment that a farmer is willing to accept to install and maintain the practice in question.
However women also told about men who were eager to have children and how they accepted becoming pregnant to maintain a relationship that seemed permanent.
The notion of sustainability defined the minimum conditions for such damage to be accepted, so as to maintain the inheritance of future generations.
Despite his attraction to Peter, he accepted this boundary to maintain the other perks.
We believe that Valentine's Day should not be prevented by force, rather we should create awareness so that people accept the need to maintain respectful relations between man and woman – so they do not become loose.
