Sentence examples for can accede from inspiring English sources
Mr Perry is evidently making so much money from the hypochondriacs of Highbury that he can accede to his wife's desire for a carriage.
If a Republican Congress can accede to an urgent, national security concern advanced by a Democratic President, why is it a crime for Democratic Congressmen to accede to a national security concern cited by a Republican President?
"Each country is trying to get enough qualifications into the text that they can accede to the US demands without changing very much about how their system works," she said.
At the very least, it can immediately accede to Turkey's demand to search the consulate.
Nor can we accede to the proposition, which has been sometimes maintained, that no crime is infamous, within the meaning of the fifth amendment, that has not been so declared by congress.
But eventually he agreed to let me sing with the Star Band and from that moment I knew I was going to do a lot of things.' Yet beneath his confidence you can still detect a trace of the insecurity of the person from the wrong side of the tracks looking out on a world to which he can never accede.
He has asked for similar trades before, but it seems clear now that he wants to use Boko Haram's increased notoriety to show that it can force the government to accede to its demands.
On the surface, one is left to wonder why such a prominent sports league as the NFL maintains an internal self-governance process that has led to costly and ongoing litigation even if the league can compel the players to accede to such procedures.
[n.b.: the nominees each take control of their Parties, and thus can get those Parties to accede to whatever agreement the candidates reach. No excuse that "the Party will not agree"].
Hostile countertransference can potentially affect doctors who accede to PAS requests and doctors who refuse them.
