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accept an offer

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See: agree, close, contract
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Iran's reaction comes after the United States and five other world powers pressed the Islamic republic on Wednesday to accept an offer of face-to-face nuclear talks before a key UN meeting in late September.
Iran says will not bow to nuclear deadline 'threat' by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Summary: The famous Lebanese artist Nancy Ajram refused to accept an offer of one million dollars to pose for a photograph sitting with her baby daughter Meela, according to circulating rumors The famous Lebanese artist Nancy Ajram refused to accept an offer of one million dollars to pose for a photograph sitting with her baby daughter Meela, according to circulating rumors.
Nancy Ajram won't take photos of her daughter for a million dollars by Albawaba.com
He may accept an offer at any time one is offered and end the game or the player can refuse all offers and hold out to the very end of the game.
Noel Edmonds Rises to the Top with Deal or No Deal by Gavin Sanderson / Travel, recreation and leisure community
 
 
 
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