Sentence examples for have never acceded from inspiring English sources
The Palestinians have never acceded to a formal recognition of Israel as a Jewish state, in deference at least in part to the Palestinians who live in Israel.
A convention prohibiting the manufacture, stockpiling, and use of biological weapons was approved by the Assembly in 1971 and took effect in 1975, though many states have never acceded to it.
That we've never acceded to the person claiming a religious exemption, a belief in how substantial the burden might be.
He has never held office or otherwise served his country, never acceded to the authority of competing visions and democratic resolutions.
Harriet Tubman never acceded to sex with a slave master.
Burial has been working anonymously for years – refusing photographs and rarely acceding to interviews; indeed, to date he has never played a gig.
So I went to the ASEAN headquarters in Jakarta and signed our intent to accede to the Treaty of Amity and Co-operation, which I have to confess I had never heard of—(laughter)—before preparation for the trip.But it was a way of saying, look, we know we're the biggest, most influential power still in the world, and intend to remain so.
Perhaps all Jewish Wagnerites appreciate that at some level they must accede to Wagner since his reign over the worlds of music, art and culture, however clamorous, has never been toppled, not even in the wake of Hitler and Nazism.
Judge Learned Hand would never accede to the Supreme Court, but his tax decisions remain luminary, and the Cohan case does not disappoint.
Lawyers for both told me that they were never asked and would have readily acceded.
