Sentence examples for acceded taking from inspiring English sources

"Will you take that back, please?" Windhorst, surely not intending to be hurtful, acceded, taking back the retort.

Kennedy hesitated; he asked tough questions of his briefers, but, in the end, he acceded, taken in by their optimism.

Had the application been a united one the Council would gladly have acceded to it, and would have taken official part in the proceedings.

The Board appears to have acceded to this demand.

In the two weeks after YouTube acceded to Viacom's demand that it take down more than 100,000 clips from Viacom properties like MTV and Comedy Central, traffic on the site nonetheless increased by 14percentt, according to Hitwise, an Internet research firm.

Both have acceded to peer review.

Insurers acceded to the demand, and the White House declared victory.

The governments acceded to that demand.

They have acceded to the governor's economic demands.

If DST's board did not accede, Mr. Glass wrote, he would consider taking more forceful action.

A convention prohibiting the manufacture, stockpiling, and use of biological weapons was approved by the Assembly in 1971 and took effect in 1975, though many states have never acceded to it.