Sentence examples for been acceded from inspiring English sources
verb
To approach; to arrive, to come forward.
The demands of the kidnappers have been acceded to -albeit by good people with good intentions.
The pan-nationalist front's insatiable demands have already been acceded to by the weakening of the Royal Ulster Constabulary and is now directed at the total destruction of the morale and operational capability of the RUC to police Northern Ireland.
One way or another it must be acceded to.
Then, too, he sowed division, even to the point that France argued that some of his demands should be acceded to as the price for his peaceful withdrawal.
A person close to the Military Council suggested to me that some demands would be acceded to, but he remained frustrated because, no matter how much was given, people kept asking for more.
According to WHO (1996), the concentration of chromium (Cr3+) in drinking water should not be acceded over 0.05 mg/L.
For some, the opportunity pressure was very great and had to be acceded to irrespective of self-confidence.
The term 'drip torture' was used (by themselves) to describe the tenacity with which the leadership of the programme sought financial support, courteously stalking the PCT over a sustained period until their request was acceded to.
Push, push, push until the powers that be accede.
It seemed as if Barr was acceding to Graham's request to open a specific inquiry.
But officials backtracked after the Post story prompted criticism that they were acceding to pressure from Trump.
