We acquiesce to more government power.
12.13pm: Bill Cash (Con) asks why the government is "acquiescing in more European integration, not less".
I acquiesced with more than slight ambivalence, but must report that it despite lacking meat, the sandwich was absolutely delicious.
Children who refused to acquiesce to ever more macabre demands were doused in petrol, threatened with guns, made to witness brutally violent rapes and told they would be next if they told anyone.
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Kadyrov pays lip service to Moscow, which in return acquiesces to the more unsavoury aspects of his rule.
Lucius Brutus, engaging in the revolution, came to p505 Valerius first of all, and with his most zealous assistance drove out the kings.1 Then, as long as the people was likely to elect one man as their commander in place of the king, 4 Valerius acquiesced, thinking it more fitting that Brutus should have the office, because he had led the way to freedom.
"There were moments where I could have acquiesced and been more respectful, and I wasn't".
Even though the two choreographers tend to acquiesce to each other more often than not, Mr. Barnett views the company's current arrangement as temporary.
At the same time, we are acquiescing in a much more sweeping erosion of our privacy — government surveillance, corporate data-mining, political microtargeting, hacker invasions — with no comparable outpouring of protest.
I F the Japanese really lost hope, they might start thinking more about acquiescing in Chinese power," said Robyn Lim, an expert in international relations at Nanzan University in Nagoya, "so Japan's return to some semblance of economic health is a vital interest of the U.S. for both security and economic reasons.
