Sentence examples for doesn't accede from inspiring English sources

The immediate question is how Trump will react if China doesn't accede to U.S. demands.

When Jerry doesn't accede to the gemlike quality of the cartoon, Elaine presses on, trying to explain its lustre.

But he is now seeking to dictate the terms of his relationship with Fox, and demonstrating that if it doesn't accede to his demands he won't back down.

Perhaps conditioned by his chosen profession, Hal doesn't accede to rejection readily, or maybe he doesn't recognize it; he is moved by Catherine as much as he was by her father.

This feeling stemmed from the President's own adding to the list of what might constitute a casus belli, from Saddam Hussein's behavior, and, most important, from the fact that that President didn't appear to have left himself an out if Hussein doesn't accede to our demand for an unconditional withdrawal from Kuwait.

The bill does not accede to the president's claims of inherent presidential power; that is for the courts either to affirm or reject.

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.

He has demanded that the federal government allow him to ban recipients in his state from using food stamps to purchase soda and candy, threatening to take actions that would result in the end of the food-stamp program in his state if the Obama administration does 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.