Sentence examples for and acquiesced to from inspiring English sources

So his parents "backed off and acquiesced to my completely tunnel vision," he said.

Finally, we gathered the miscellaneous alcohol, cried a little, and acquiesced to our conquerors.

Finally, in 1997, the IUPAC threw its collective hands into the air and acquiesced to the discoverers' naming wishes for all the elements between 104-109.

President Karzai has himself had his troubles with his international sponsors over claims that he won his last election fraudulently, and acquiesced to systemic corruption among his political allies and members of his family.

But after a year, the general switched gears, Mr. Khan said, stopped pursuing corruption cases and acquiesced to the religious parties in his coalition over various efforts at reforms.

Perhaps Mr. Kissinger, who oversaw the illegal, secret bombing of Cambodia and acquiesced to Indonesia's 1975 invasion of East Timor is uniquely qualified to investigate the terrorist tragedy of Sept. 11.

But the Justice Department has also taken flak for not pushing harder to stop deals and acquiescing to takeovers with only minor compromises from the companies.

Advice: Be agreeable, knowing that even when the Feeler disagrees with you, he or she will probably trust and acquiesce to your judgment.

Mr. Valukas wrote, "The S.E.C.'s role was not to simply absorb and acquiesce to Lehman's decisions; the S.E.C.'s role was to supervise and regulate to protect investors and the markets".

Events are moving, seemingly inexorably, toward a showdown in which the U.S. president will be forced to choose between ordering a military attack and acquiescing to a nuclear-armed Iran.

It won plaudits in a right-of-center policy world that had gotten used to politicians watering down its ideas and acquiescing to a bloated federal budget through the Bush years.