Sentence examples for apparent acquiescence from inspiring English sources

Nor has he complained of Gov. George E. Pataki's apparent acquiescence.

Many other states appear poised to introduce legalization measures, and the Obama Administration's apparent acquiescence surely will hasten this development.

Their apparent acquiescence tended to confirm Buck, who was in actual possession all of the time, in the belief that his title was perfect.

"The only thing more bizarre than the choice of Guantánamo by the United States is the apparent acquiescence of Castro to the plan," Mr. Pastor said.

Scottish authorities released a cancer-stricken Libyan jailed for the deadly 1988 Lockerbie bombing, with the apparent acquiescence of the British government.

People in the publishing industry said Random House's apparent acquiescence in the Styron case could lead to a flood of other authors or their estates moving e-books to separate digital publishers.

This may explain Daunt's seeming acquiescence to Amazon.

Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.

What gives the story its piquancy is the way Svevo's very acquiescence in his apparent destiny as a businessman brought about his rebirth as a writer.

Reflecting the government's apparent indifference to (or even acquiescence in) the attacks, the local police chief said it was up to NATO to provide security for its convoys.The border may soon be reopened, when a joint inquiry by NATO and Pakistan into the helicopter attack agrees on an acceptable form of words.

By the following year, however, it became apparent that Israel, with the acquiescence of the new Clinton administration, interpreted this restriction so liberally that the number of new Israeli colonists in the occupied territories grew faster than ever.