Sentence examples for assent calling from inspiring English sources

Today, most Security Council nations welcomed Iraq's begrudging assent, calling it adequate to meet a requirement in Friday's resolution, which gave Baghdad seven days to agree to its terms.

New Lieutenant-Governor John C. Bowen, asked to grant royal assent, called Aberhart and Attorney-General Hugill to his office.

Mr. Toma tried to rein in the whirlwind in an election night interview in Mr. Tudor's office as 30 supporters lined the walls, murmuring assent or calling out words or figures that their leader was searching for.

Perhaps Seneca's depictions of the mental act that the Greek Stoics call assent appear in some sense richer than those of the earlier Stoics (without changing the substance of the theory), because Seneca likes to use metaphorical language.

The ambiguities of scripture in these religions are frequently cleared up by creeds and dogmas of the community, calling for the assent of true believers.

Moreover, Kant sees faith, unlike knowledge, as engaging with our will, calling it a "free assent".

So we are calling for Parliament's assent and a qualified majority decision.

The university assented, and a year later Santana, now calling himself lndris-Santana, matriculated with the Class of 1993.

"Him not assenting to the bill makes us happy but him calling us 'abnormal'nothing-doers'rs'sexuallylly starved', that is so derogatory," he said.

The Committee on Foreign Affairs is calling for Parliament to have a right of assent as regards the suspension of cooperation under Lomé.

But even those calling for him to leave now acknowledge that there will be no special election without Mr. McGreevey's assent.