Sentence examples similar to bowing to the decision of from inspiring English sources

After appearing willing to bow to the decisions of the national conference, however, Mr. Mobutu openly did everything he could to frustrate the body.

But instead of bowing to the decision, Mr. Duhalde threw his support behind an effort to impeach all nine members of the court and replace them with justices more to his liking.

Jones claimed he was not bowing to the pressure from the White House and abroad but had taken the decision because of the Ground Zero agreement.

In reaching her compromise decision, Pinel was accused of bowing to the lobbying of large restaurant chains — the kind found at highway rest stops — most of which depend on fast-frozen dishes to broaden profit margins and guarantee quick service.

Due to a public outcry, TV3 reversed their decision 48 hours later, saying it was "bowing to the pressure of angry fans".

Good decision-making takes a back seat to bowing to the wishes of people who may have status but not brains.

Bowing to the wish of his physician father, however, Nicolle studied medicine.

Mr. Klestil's decision bowed to the logic of Austrian democracy in that the Freedom Party and the mainstream conservative People's Party led by Wolfgang Schussel won enough seats in elections in October to govern.

Rioting in Athens at the weekend in response to a government decision to bow to the demands of the country's European creditors has spurred a mood of national humiliation.

Members of its vast Chinese American community are fighting a city decision to bow to the demands of Vietnamese Americans, who arrived by the hundreds this month to demand that Irvine abandon its plans to formalize a relationship with a town in coastal Vietnam.

Xuanzong bowed to the consensus of his ministers on policy decisions and made efforts to fairly staff government ministries with different political factions.