It is grammatically correct to use "acquiescence without" as part of a sentence in written English.
This phrase means to submit or agree to something without expressing opposition or resistance. Example: "She listened to his demands with acquiescence without protest, knowing that it was the only way to maintain peace in their relationship."
Without the acquiescence of politicians and labor leaders, Alitalia risks running low on cash before the April elections.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments about whether treason charges can be filed, although it appears that little can happen without the acquiescence of the current caretaker government.
Since neither side will agree, American and EU diplomats are now mulling the idea of imposing a final status for Kosovo without the acquiescence of both parties.Such an imposed settlement might include several elements.
And, with or without their acquiescence, if Michael Schiavo had spent the last ten years adhering strictly to the orthodox code of family values — if he had remained faithfully celibate, if he had not taken a mistress and had children with her — then might not some of those now accusing him of murder be demanding that his Biblically ordained husbandly authority be respected?
Those that do none of the above, but rather exist as a "live storage" facility for endangered species, or species extinct in the wild, are not pursuing conservation but, rather, are a discouraging acquiescence to a world without animals roaming in the wild.
Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.
The Suez Crisis very publicly exposed Britain's limitations to the world and confirmed Britain's decline on the world stage, demonstrating that henceforth it could no longer act without at least the acquiescence, if not the full support, of the United States.
The dissenting judge, David S. Tatel, said the majority had "converted deference into acquiescence" by accepting a categorical secrecy policy without requiring the government to show why the names of those who had been cleared of terrorist connections could not be made public.
Microsoft's effort to convince Netscape to stop developing platform-level browsing software for the 32-bit versions of Windows was made with full knowledge that Netscape's acquiescence in this market allocation scheme would, without more, have left Internet Explorer with such a large share of browser usage as to endow Microsoft with de facto monopoly power in the browser market.
Some foreign policy experts said today that the Russians might be implicitly seeking a free hand to intervene in Georgia, without American opposition, in exchange for acquiescence on Iraq in the Security Council.
In his 167-page ruling on Wednesday and after a four-year inquiry, investigating judge José Castro noted that Urdangarin's alleged crimes would have been "difficult to commit without at least the knowledge and acquiescence of his wife".
