Sentence examples similar to capitulating to an impulse from inspiring English sources

However, Washington does not want to be seen as capitulating to a foreign court ruling.

In the runup to his visit, there had been much debate about whether Sarkozy was capitulating to a terrorist.

Yes, we were manipulated and misinformed, but in the end responsible for capitulating to a deceptive administration.

Be very careful that in explaining your situation, you are not capitulating to a habitual silent treatment giver.

To adopt a market economy isn't to capitulate to a market society.

TO avoid bad publicity, companies sometimes capitulate to a shareholder's demands in discussions before the shareholder files a resolution.

Surely the Attorney General can accept the honor of capitulating to such a strategy in this case.

Capitulating to China's demands, Duterte made a deal allowing Filipino fishermen to return to the Shoal.

President Obama said on Friday that Sony had "made a mistake" in capitulating to the hackers.

And by not capitulating to the deadline, it avoided the appearance of responding to a unionist ultimatum.

Capitulating to the pressure, Ayatollah Khamenei intervened; and there was a retrial.