Sentence examples for acceding at from inspiring English sources

Louis says that the countering argument is that there is a "history of mischief" in these states that has no ended and still deserves oversight (though by bringing up conditions for voters at Sioux reservations in the Southwest, seems to be acceding, at least, to the argument that this "mischief" is not solely found in the South.

Of Takaharu's seven immediate predecessors, six were minors, one of whom acceded at the age of three and another at seven.

As Mr. Obama's second term begins, Republican leaders appear ready to accede at least in the short term on matters like increasing the debt limit.

Late Egyptian tradition indicates that Pepi II acceded at the age of six and, in accord with king lists of the New Kingdom (1539 1075 bce), credits him with a 94-year reign.

It could also allow for countries to accede at various times, thus giving them adequate time to prepare to participate.

Fast-food companies have long been in a dynamic relationship with food regulators and the American public, at times acceding to demands for more healthful products, and at other times devolving into all-out, chest-thumping binges of prideful grotesquery.

Egypt acceded and at 5 pm the men disappeared into Port Said.

Like her, I look accusingly at my children when they fail to devour some dish that, backed into a corner, they had acceded to at seven in the morning.

The son of Michael, the first Romanov monarch of Russia (reigned 1613 45), Alexis received a superficial education from his tutor Boris Ivanovich Morozov before acceding to the throne at the age of 16.

The judiciary is a fickle institution in Pakistan--at times doggedly asserting its independence and standing up for the rule of law--and at others acceding to pressure from the political and security establishment.

If the Republican leadership is merely using the protection of religious organizations as a canard, then acceding to their requests will at least make that clear.