Sentence examples for are going to accede from inspiring English sources

There is no way that members of a Congress eight years from now are going to accede to a $1 trillion tax increase to pay for a measure that the 2010 Congress wasn't brave enough to pay for itself.

I'm not expecting that everybody's just going to accede to everything that I've proposed.

And they sensed that we were probably not going to accede to Greek wishes.

Following TRIPS, this pathway to making generics available was going to be severely curtailed by 2005, the time when developing countries had to accede to TRIPS.

"The idea that people are more likely to accede to your demands if you say 'you are actually going to walk away and Britain can be sort of written off', I don't believe that is going to help us".

8. What anti-terrorist help have the Saudis, Egyptians and Yemenis warned us not to ask them for, and what arguments are going on within the Bush administration about why we have so far supinely acceded to their demands?

Asked if it could now be considered immoral for a doctor to accede to a patient's request to delay starting drugs, Dr. Fauci said: "I'm not going to go there.

The lenders have already given an indication that they are ready to accede to his request.

"We do not believe the Palestinians are eligible to accede to the Rome Statute and join the International Criminal Court.

That is, while there should be a combination of normative human rights standards within the post-2015 goagendanda, it was unlikely Member States would ultimately accede to this: "We should be able to combine but in the end people are very literal and in countries where it's okay to beat people, they're just not going to sign up for that…" [Iv1565].

European diplomats and Arab leaders are pushing Mr. Arafat to accede.