THE NEWS A senior White House adviser, David Axelrod, signaled in an interview that the administration was considering acceding to Republican demands that Bush-era lowered income tax rates, due to expire on Dec. 31, be extended for wealthy taxpayers.
Since the prospective buyers announced their demands last Wednesday, the Dell committee and its advisers have been considering whether to accede.
And now, with unemployment at 25 percent, it is considered anathema to accede to the troika's demands to fire at least 15,000 government employees.
If DST's board did not accede, Mr. Glass wrote, he would consider taking more forceful action.
Late last week, there were even signs that the North Koreans were beginning to consider a principal American demand -- that they accede to talks not with the United States alone, but including other powers like China, Russia and Japan.
He also sought, as he had before, to force lawmakers to consider the dangers that would likely unfold if they acceded to the popular demands for a speedy withdrawal, and he sought to put Iraq's struggles in historical context.
By way of clarification, does the Commission consider it conceivable that the European Union will allow Cuba to accede to the Cotonou Agreement as long as the political detainees now sentenced remain in detention?
Young and Larsen's formal statements acceding to Stein's demand represent their first public comments about being considered by Trump for the highest court in the country.
"Therefore, it is our intention to accede to Lord Glennie's request and refer the matter back to the appellate tribunal, which will consider the remaining sanctions open to it.
We have to consider whether the Charter of Fundamental Rights should be incorporated into the Basic Treaty and whether the European Community should accede to the European Convention on Human Rights.
