Sentence examples for did not accede from inspiring English sources
But just across the border in Iraq, another brutal dictator did not accede to reality.
If DST's board did not accede, Mr. Glass wrote, he would consider taking more forceful action.
The United States did not accede, and Chinese-American relations began to cool.
"He asked politely, but made it clear that if we did not accede, he would come back," said one of the election officials.
Armed with a new poll indicating that Governor Ryan might have difficulty winning re-election next year, he demanded that Mr. Ryan forgo the race -- and suggested that he might jump in himself if the governor did not accede.
Harald, despite having served as the Deputy of the King from his 18th birthday, in 1955, didn't accede until 1991.
In the recent tax fight it meant a willingness — sometimes even an eagerness — to allow all the Bush-era tax cuts to expire if Obama didn't accede to McConnell's requests.
Through various back channels and planted news leaks, he gave the impression that he was not only out of patience but also literally out of his mind, such that, even though it would be totally irrational, he just might use a nuclear weapon on Hanoi if Ho Chi Minh, the North Vietnamese leader, didn't accede to his demands.
But the task force is reasonably confident that its restructuring plan could still pass muster with a federal bankruptcy judge even if the union does not accede to the proposal, this person said.
It says that the means by which we "raise funds" in the nonprofit world is to be accepted as a sort of divine revelation, unalterable, and that those who do not accede to this business model are almost certainly infidels, outsiders or at least threats to peace and quiet.
