Sentence examples for accede of from inspiring English sources

Sony is unable to accede of its own accord to Kesha's request to be freed from her contract.

But then Obama, reacting to pressure from Democrats in Congress, panicked at the last minute and suddenly demanded that Republicans accede to hundreds of billions of dollars in additional tax revenue.

Stolar would subsequently accede to president of Sega of America.

And an irate lawyer from Suffolk has just persuaded a publisher to issue a whole book on the iniquity of refusing to accede to the demands of the people of Sudbury (Betraying the NHS, by Michael Mandelstam).

The addition of 10 mL portions of acceding concentration of HCl (0.1, 0.5, 0.7 and 1.0 M) as a recovery agent, indicated an increase in mercury desorption up to 1 M.

The project had been previously delayed when the film's producers refused to accede to demands of two Hollywood studios that the movie include scenes of Robinson being tutored in baseball by a white man.

The question of who will accede to these seats of power is the prime concern as we look ahead to another year.

Wall Street investors are far less patient with changing the goalposts than are the 900 million users of Facebook who accede to every whim of the company's changing user agreements.

AT&T officials like Leo Hindery Jr. were sympathetic, and tried to pressure The Tribune's managers to accede to some of The News's demands, particularly those that would permit morning publication.

So, unfortunate though it may be, to restart talks, the Guild will need to take a bold step: accede to three of the AMPTP's demands and drop reality, animation and sympathy strikes.

Do not brag or be narcissistic (as much as possible accede to preferences of other people over your own preferences, ie: give them choices, not being pushy).