Sentence examples similar to Acceding to a plea from inspiring English sources

To illustrate, Robert (Palliative Specialist) talks of emotional pressure applied by patients to hasten their death: "it's much harder legally to…ah accede to a patient's…you know, request…but it's more than a request, it's not a demand because they can't demand uhm…but it's a plea really".

Libya Dawn refused to take part, even if its armed group acceded to a ceasefire.

Mitting is considering whether to accede to a raft of police requests.

The U.S. acceded to a military government retaking power in Egypt.

After a vicious fight, the administration acceded to a boost in Cafe standards last year.

He became a full professor in 1970 and then acceded to a series of chaired positions.

"He acceded to a campaign against him by the Atlantic City gaming interests.

But the players acceded to a 50-50 splin in late November, more than a month before an agreement was reached.

Keith finds the distinction useful to somewhat accede to a request but protect himself legally and professionally.

Each afternoon, along with shopping and acceding to my pleas for more scrambled eggs for dinner (not hearty enough for postsurgical healing, in Agnes's view), we talked.

Today's attack here came at 11 30 a.m., hours after the Israeli Army, acceding to American pleas, pulled back from Palestinian-controlled territory in Jenin, six miles south of here.