Sentence examples for give acquiescence from inspiring English sources

His books and his conversation alike interested his readers and his auditors, even when it was not always possible to give acquiescence or approval to what he was writing or saying.

The season hasn't skimped on Gilead's horrors its warping suffocation, the parade of horrors to which you must give empty acquiescence.

According to the British, the King was initially reluctant to agree to a French protectorate but ultimately decided to give his acquiescence.

Isn't it also true that my student gave silent acquiescence by trying to ignore this clumsy advance?

Environmental groups gave reluctant acquiescence to the affordable housing rider on the Suffolk bond issue but seemed unready to concede that such riders should be standard for future environmental initiatives.

There may be organisational challenges to obtaining subsequent clinical experience during subspecialty training although this could be on the basis of supernumerary status which would provide clinical exposure without taking clinicians resident positions, but gaining a sound clinical base prior to starting radiology is entirely possible given the acquiescence of national policies.

Scrutiny gave way to acquiescence.

Attorney General Eric Holder gave a tentative acquiescence to the marijuana-legalization programs in the states of Colorado and Washington.

Some socio-demographic groups may have a greater propensity to give 'yes' responses during interviews (acquiescence bias) (Bowling, 2005).

Renewing negotiations, they say, would merely give Israel the cover of Palestinian acquiescence to let it build more Jewish homes on Palestinian land.

But many undeclared voters apparently decided to give Syriza another chance, despite Tsipras' acquiescence to the new bailout, Greece's third international rescue package in five years.