But Labour has meekly acquiesced to this agenda, disputing only the extent of its application.
'Just like the passive Americans we derided, I acquiesced to this terrible demented logic,' he told Green.
The government acquiesced to this bargaining, with a figure of $600,000 a year eventually deemed an "adequate" amount.
The railway acquiesced in this order, the commission retained jurisdiction of the cause, and neither party took any action therein for nearly 10 years.
The Russians believe that Mr Obama has acquiesced to this position, as seen by America's refusal in 2013 to strike Mr Assad over his use of chemical weapons.
But the truly intolerable part was that I had acquiesced in this godforsaken plan; there was ultimately no one to blame for my banishment to this remote-seeming outpost but myself.
The United States, for its own reasons, acquiesced in this sleight of hand, and some analysts see a lesson here for Iraq: defer as fast as you can to the local population to secure a victory won by force.
The tragedy is that black elites — from intellectuals and civil rights leaders to politicians and clergy members — have acquiesced to this decline, seeing it as the necessary price for the pride and satisfaction of having a black family in the White House.
Fox, with his usual generosity, acquiesced in this proscription, said that he was too old (at 55) to care about office, and advised his friends to join the coalition; but both they and the followers of Lord Grenville (with whom they had recently collaborated) rejected the suggestion and went into opposition.
As we have said, counsel for the defense acquiesced in this treatment of the matter, made no objection to it during the trial, and indeed treated it without protest as the law of the case throughout the proceedings prior to the verdict.
