Sentence examples for acceded to administration from inspiring English sources

Democrats said they suspected Republicans were more interested in painting Democrats as soft on terror, saying that every time they acceded to administration requests, new ones surfaced.

Dennis Hastert, the House majority leader, has acceded to administration pleas and agreed to set a date for the vote in late May, aides said, even though Republican leaders acknowledge that Mr. Clinton has not met what they had insisted was a prior condition: proof that he can produce enough Democrats to ensure passage.

After a vicious fight, the administration acceded to a boost in Cafe standards last year.

On Wednesday, the administration acceded to what had become a legal inevitability and welcomed a swift and final review of the law by the Supreme Court.

He no longer blamed the Senate's quirkiness for the expiration of the tax cut in 2010 -- it was a decision the administration acceded to as well.

Yet, the Obama administration acceded to the continuation of military commissions in some cases, like that of Omar Khadr.

Although the administration acceded to the players' demands, the athletic director Don Harrison resigned and the Chancellor, John Gabbert Bowman, vowed to institute reform to bring players in line.

The leaders of the Appropriations Committee urged the special committee not to accede to the administration's demand that it be able to move money among the department's divisions without Congressional approval, and be able to sell assets of the department and spend the money as the department sees fit.

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Yet even now, concerns about the technology are so strong that the Obama administration has acceded to a demand by Russia that the United States decommission one nuclear missile for every one of these conventional weapons fielded by the Pentagon.

Lawmakers said the dispute had spurred them to demand an independent review of the evidence on North Korea, which the administration eventually acceded to with the appointment of former Defense Secretary William J. Perry as special adviser.