This 2-year-old looked at me angrily and defiantly, and without saying a word and without taking her eyes off me, she slowly walked back to the place I had just picked her up, lay down on the floor, looked at me with a fierce look and deliberately, very slowly, stood up and walked towards me, acceding to be hugged.
"Country ownership" and acceding to equal partnership are the last things that would be stressed in an approach built on GPG logic.
People born in Guernsey the year the Queen acceded to the throne are being asked to help fire a 21-gun salute for her Diamond Jubilee.
For some, the opportunity pressure was very great and had to be acceded to irrespective of self-confidence.
Though she balked somewhat at her makeover ("I hate this Ivana look," she is said to have protested at one point, as her hair was turned ever lighter), she acceded to it; it was, after all, only a more successful version of what she'd undertaken in 1982.
In exchange for a large donation, the nuns acceded to his wish to be buried in Roscrea.
While his parents rarely acceded to his wish to be called Suleyman, they did support him financially as he went off to Yemen and Pakistan to study Arabic and Islam.
The resulting Bowring Treaty (1855), in which Siam acceded to those demands, was followed shortly by similar treaties with other major European powers and the United States.
With the population in revolt in October 1947, aided by Pakistani irregulars, the maharaja acceded to India Indiann troops were airlifted in.
R. ADAMS of Indiana said: 'I nominate Mr. Daniel Slote of New York.' "MR. CHARLES J. LANGDON: 'I nominate Mr. Samuel A. Bowen of St . Louis' "MR. SLOTE: 'GentleMR.--I deSLOTEto decline in favor of Mr. John A. Van Nostrand, Jun., of New Jersey.' "MR. GASTON: 'If there be no objection, the gentleman's desire will be acceded to.' "MR. VAN NOSTRAND objecting, the resignation of Mr. Slote was rejectedesire
