Sentence examples for acceded that from inspiring English sources

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.

Even if they do, the main goal is to make their presence known and to get the speaker or panel to accede that their point is as valid and important as the ones the experts on the stage have made.

Rather than accede that, however, the liberal justices took the rather dramatic step of suggesting that, if a federal law is at issue, then that law should should be changed.

"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.

Even from the point of view of cold-blooded self-interest, for the U.S. to have acceded to that kind of blackmail would have been a disastrous impression to give Iran's rulers.

Several times when I was the lead investigator on a study, I was frustrated with what seemed like endless nitpicking over the language in the informed consent or the request for further documentation of safety, but in each case I acceded, knowing that researchers can suffer a Pygmalion complex, falling so in love with their experiments that they become blind to their flaws.

The governments acceded to that demand.

Colorado officials finally acceded, allowing that Cartes would resign the presidency six months prior to the April 22 2018 election.

Eventually, North Carolina acceded to that request but only after ordering Howe to reclaim the North Carolinians who had already been lured away by the South Carolinians.

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.