Sentence examples for better accede to from inspiring English sources
The authors surmise the scientists' advice to the Japanese war cabinet after Nagasaki: "Better take this one seriously; better accede to American demands; there are probably more plutonium bombs".
In this view, a meaningful threat to block a debt-ceiling hike is simply an arbitrary act of hostage-taking; the message is not "I am very, very conservative", but rather "I am very, very desperate and possibly crazy, so you'd better accede to my demands".
My message to people in Silicon Valley, in high-tech, and people who do business in China, is you'd better not accede to assisting that government in maintaining an oppressive and repressive society.
On my visit to Cuba in December it became clear to me that Cuba wants better relations with the European Union and is keen to accede to the Cotonou Agreement.
He refused to accede to their wishes.
Blacks did not simply accede to racist enactments.
Mr. Senoussi said he would accede to their demands.
"But why should we simply accede to the hijackers?
Russia has yet to accede to such terms of inquiry.
Both sides will have to accede to the courts.
Turkey would have to lift the geographical limitation to accede to the European Union, Mr. Kirisci conceded.
