Sentence examples for having acceded from inspiring English sources

They contention is, and the circuit court agreed with them, that, when Jungenfeld declined to go further on his contract, the defendant then had the right to sue for damages, and not having elected to sue Jungenfeld, but having acceded to his demand for the additional compensation defendant cannot now be heard to say his promise is without consideration.

For foreign companies, a huge market beckons as China liberalises its relations with the rest of the world, having acceded to the World Trade Organisation in 2001.China's progress since it first opened to foreign investment and reform in 1978 has been dazzling.

Crittenden left the Senate in 1840 to become U.S. attorney general in William Henry Harrison's Whig administration but resigned, along with others, after John Tyler, having acceded to the presidency on Harrison's death (April 4, 1841), had vetoed a national banking act favoured by the Whigs.

To this purpose, data on the change in the primary structural balance, structural revenues, primary structural expenditures from the DG ECFIN AMECO database are used, which are available for all EU countries (starting from 1995 only for countries having acceded the EU in 2004 or afterwards).

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.

Controversially, the Pakistani government has acceded to the militants' demand for Islamic law in Swat.

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

A number of these countries have acceded to the European Union, which has likely increased their trade links with green neighbors.