Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.
Now, their votes flouted, many have crossed over from reluctant acquiescence to the Islamic Republic into opposition.
The fact that many trials do not recruit their target sample sizes [ 40] may suggest acquiescence in such sample size over-estimation.
Clémence (Isabelle Renauld), Léa and Christine's mother, accepts this as part of the natural order, even as her acquiescence leaves her brimming over with rage and frustration, which she directs, along with a fierce, confused devotion, toward her daughters.
Retelling the tale is an attempt to expiate his guilt over his silent acquiescence in the horrors meted out in the name of imperialism, and the lies he has told Kurtz's fiancee about the true nature of her lover.
"There is a widespread sense in the region that Obama is a weak, somewhat feckless leader," Mr. Hamid said, citing Mr. Obama's acquiescence in confrontations with Israeli leaders over settlements and with Egypt's generals over the prosecution of American-backed nonprofit groups.
Alben Barkley had many of the attributes of a bloviating politician, but he did rise to this singular occasion, writing to Roosevelt that "there is something broader and more fundamental than any personal acquiescence as between you and me over matters of public policy and fundamental principles".
A6 Increasing Dissent in Britain There are increasing signs of alarm within the British government -- and in the country at large -- over the Bush administration's stepped-up rhetoric and over Britain's apparent acquiescence to the American position on Iraq.
Hindu mobs -- in some cases with the acquiescence of police -- killed well over 1,000 Muslims in a matter of days, destroyed thousands of businesses and homes, and displaced tens of thousands.
