Sentence examples for accede by from inspiring English sources
"accede by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to agree or consent to something, usually after careful consideration. Example: The company's CEO acceded by signing the contract, indicating their willingness to abide by the terms and conditions outlined.
Even U.S. allies have not been immune: in the Suez Crisis (1956), the U.S. forced the UK to accede by threatening to engineer a run on the pound.
This optimism may be misplaced, but even a conservative estimate, taking into account technical details yet to be fixed in the multilateral pact, is that China will accede by the third quarter of 2001.
Underpinning the ICC system is that the Court is a treaty body, to which one must actively accede by ratifying the Rome Statute.
This is an old-fashioned Square Mile stitch-up, driven through by City short-termists, acceded to by Roger Carr, a chairman who has sold so many FTSE firms down the river (just ask the good folk at Thames Water), and nodded through by the reliably sleepy pension funds.
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), adopted in 1979 by the UN General Assembly and acceded to by 180 States, sets down rights for women, of freedom from discrimination and equality under the law.
I understand that some request is to be made upon this subject, which will be readily acceded to by His Majesty's Government.
The pan-nationalist front's insatiable demands have already been acceded to by the weakening of the Royal Ulster Constabulary and is now directed at the total destruction of the morale and operational capability of the RUC to police Northern Ireland.
It's likely that Insight's increased bid was also intended to get it an increase in the termination fee, which Quest acceded to by raising it to $25 million.
It had been vigorously championed by Gov. George E. Pataki and New York's representatives on the Port Authority board, and merely acceded to by New Jersey representatives, when unanimously approved in September 1998.
And that is the complex wrong of being a citizen in a society where (god bless her) Hillary Rodham Clinton was my best choice for president, a choice I willingly acceded to by blacking in her circle on my ballot.
Mr. Gore forced the topic back onto the campaign agenda last week with his call, acceded to by President Clinton, for the government to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to head off shortages of home heating oil -- an action that both the president and the vice president had opposed earlier in the year.
