Sentence examples for had acceded from inspiring English sources

He entered a secretive deal with ministers to end his fast, believing that they had acceded to his demands.

And most people believed that's what would happen, once Bush had acceded to Colin Powell's request to go to the United Nations to line up support.

That represented a surprising turnaround, after a growing sense that Israeli leaders had acceded to pressure from Washington not to react quickly or harshly.

As the buffalo disappeared, the Plains Indians began to starve, and by the early 1880s most bands had acceded to confinement on reservations.

The King and Emperor, who had acceded to the throne less than a year before his abdication, caused a constitutional crisis by proposing to American divorcee Wallis Simpson.

Under James II, who had acceded to the throne in 1685, Dartmouth was master of the horse and governor of the Tower of London.

Both have acceded to peer review.

The Board appears to have acceded to this demand.

189 states have acceded to the convention to date.

On the contrary, it has acceded to most of the rebels' demands.

The convention is forcing them to admit to what we have acceded to in the past.