Sentence examples for but acceded from inspiring English sources
Some Council members have been reluctant to keep extending them, but acceded to Iraq's wishes on that point.
According to Mr. Holbrooke, General Taylor privately opposed the military buildup in Vietnam but acceded to the military man in charge, Gen. William Westmoreland.
The company fought landmark status in 1985 but acceded to a designation of the south facade earlier this year, while planning its new headquarters.
The state of Kashmir, which was three-quarters Muslim but acceded to Hindu-majority India, has been in dispute ever since, and India and Pakistan have twice gone to war over the territory.
In 1733 he reestablished the national militia but acceded to the landowners' demand that peasants who were conscripted were bound to return as tenant farmers to the estates on which they were born.
The judge agreed that the racist messages were reprehensible but acceded to defence objections that hearing about the horrible racist texts and jokes received and re-sent by two of the three guards would "release an unpredictable cloud of prejudice" in the jury, preventing a fair trial.
The older son, Nikolay, is a handsome and principled man who loves his impoverished cousin Sonya but accedes to pressure to find a wealthy, titled bride.
Since the treaty has been in force for more than a decade, the United States would no longer sign it, but accede to its terms, a decision that would still require ratification by the Senate.
Managing multiethnic polities with fractured ethno-geography requires not suppressing local demands but acceding sufficiently to them, while also engaging in genuine state-building that makes membership in the federal union too attractive to reject.
Stiller had been imagining a quiet actress with a low profile, but he acceded to Rothman's suggestion, Kristen Wiig, and started wooing her.
On Aug. 23, 1939, Japan, outraged by the German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact, renounced the Anti-Comintern Pact but later acceded to the Tripartite Pact (Sept.
