Sentence examples for are acceding from inspiring English sources
verb
To approach; to arrive, to come forward.
Others are acceding to a wave of roommate requests from students who use unrestricted sites like URoomSurf, and others have created Facebook pages to help students share information.
Even local Republican officials are acceding to what they say are her campaign's demands that she not share the podium at party events with her rivals.
While these companies will maintain their primary listing at the Big Board, that they are acceding to Nasdaq's blandishments underscores the degree to which the continuing controversy over the pay package awarded to Richard A. Grasso, the New York exchange's former chairman, has allowed electronic competitors to make competitive inroads.
The Palestinians said that Yasir Arafat, their leader, was acceding to a request presented him by President Clinton in Washington last week.
In so doing, the Brotherhood is acceding to arguments for greater collaboration and openness that have been for years advanced by its more liberal leaders.
Their collective story is an enduring reminder that human beings always have a choice, even when millions were acceding to unspeakable evil.
The judge said he was acceding to a request from the defence only because he had been informed that Mr Nadir had a hearing difficulty.
As for the Taliban, it seems unlikely that Mr. Obama will be acceding to its call for American troops to be pulled out of Afghanistan.
He was acceding to a justice ministry request that followed his announcement that he would not resign or step down temporarily.
By closing off this important avenue to state courts to women, Mr. Walker was acceding to the lobbying demands of business groups, including hotel and restaurant trade groups that employ large numbers of women in low-paying jobs and do not wish their wage scale to be challenged in court.
His cautionary comments were the first time anyone in the administration had acknowledged officially that it was acceding to a request by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to delay completion of the "road map" proposal, which is actually a seven-page document being drafted by the United States, the European Union, Russia and the United Nations.
