The phrase "all accede" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It can be used when referring to a situation where everyone agrees or consents to something, but it is more typical to use "all agree" or similar phrases.
Example: "After much discussion, it was clear that all accede to the proposed changes in the policy."
Alternatives: "all agree" or "everyone consents".
But Mr. Keuchel declined to say whether Google would accede to all the German objections, which a confidentiality agreement prevented him from detailing.
This means that the applicant State must accede to all the Treaties (EU, EC, Euratom, ECSC, etc).
Mr. Obama is, after all, about to accede to an office in which one of the bedrock and least fettered powers is that of granting pardons and reprieves.
It was surely unrealistic for the White House to expect the prime minister to endorse a Palestinian state, completely freeze all settlement activity, accede to Palestinian demands on the issues of the refugees and Jerusalem while at the same time keeping his coalition intact.
"Through the accession process, the Commission is both promoting child protection reform and is also monitoring the progress on children's rights in all acceding and candidate countries," said Ambassador Fouéré.
"Through the accession process, the Commission is both promoting child protection reform and is also monitoring the progress on children's rights in all acceding and candidate countries," continued Ambassador Fouéré.
Managers of the city's pension funds have been using their financial clout to demand disclosure from the biggest banks and advertising agencies they invest in, but not all have acceded.
"We urge Asada to take all necessary steps to accede to the players request for this matter to be fast-tracked".
Markov, the ideologue, said he doubted Trump would accede to all of Russia's demands — ending sanctions, compensating Moscow for the losses caused by them, recognizing the annexation of Crimea — but he did expect progress.
