In her April speech, Clinton acceded that some of those policies enacted under her husband's watch in the 1990s had "long-lasting consequences," but said that a changed landscape, which includes lower violent crime rates overall, requires a prompt reassessment of laws and policies that contributed to the mass incarceration epidemic.
Defenders and detractors alike agree that, with 16 researchers, the commission does not have the manpower to accede to that demand.
However, appearing before the media alongside Robert Gates, his American counterpart, Dr Fox, talking about a possible Kandahar move, said: "It is highly unlikely we would want to accede to that particular change.
But not unilaterally say we want to discard all the bits we don't like but only keep the bits we like and you lot have to accede to that, otherwise we will leave.
At what precise moment is one supposed to accede to that magical age when one can be confident enough not to be seduced by the satanic genius of advertisers?
He said that he had previously endorsed the view of his counsel's office that if an employee bringing a harassment claim requested confidential mediation, then the Assembly would accede to that request and not refer the claim to the Assembly's bipartisan ethics committee.
In order to accede to that position, Isbul must have belonged to the Kavhan family, which is indirectly evidenced by his Bulgar name.
But rather than accede to that, the school board decided to secularize all holiday breaks, Christian and Jewish alike, as if to wash its hands of the whole darn mess (while creating a new one in the process, judging from the criticism that has followed).
"We acceded to that because it was important, but to blame the court for granting an extension that's been requested by the government … would be unfair.
