Sentence examples for first acquiesced from inspiring English sources

Instead of appealing a ruling by the state arbitrator, Albert G. Murphy, who found that Robert R. Casati should not have been punished because his comments were generally ignorant speech not aimed at anyone specific, Hartford at first acquiesced.

The prerequisite would be for Abbas and Hamas to reconcile their differences - an eventuality that is so far vetoed by both Israel and the Bush administration who insist that Hamas must first acquiesce to the demands of the Quartet.

Third, acquiescing with a family veto reduces the number of available organs, increasing the risk that other patients will die or suffer.

One juror voted twice to convict, but on the third discussion, acquiesced and voted with the rest of the jury to acquit.

"If the US is truly committed to lowering tensions in the region, it must first stop acquiescing to Tokyo's dangerous brinkmanship," it said, adding that Mr Biden should not simply repeat the US's "previous erroneous and one-sided remarks.

On the other hand, Khánh and the Young Turks expected the Americans would become more worried about the communist gains first and acquiesce to their fait accompli against the HNC.

Police said Mr. Reeves resisted at first and then acquiesced.

First Minister J.R. Thorbecke acquiesced, and eight years later Jacobs left the University of Groningen with a medical degree.

The second involves acquiescing to Israel's diplomatic and security agenda on the West Bank, while offering only rhetorical objection to the system of checkpoints and settlement construction.

It would not be the first time politicians have acquiesced to things they once opposed when, in power, they grasp that the available options are all imperfect.

But when European political elites turned against it after the second world war, electorates acquiesced.