Sentence examples for having acceded to from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Facebook probably would have acceded to some type of collar protection, possibly even without a collar on the upside.

The Spanish league has acceded to FIFA's request to alter its schedule to conform with other European leagues.

So were vice presidents who had acceded to the White House, like Harry Truman in 1948 and Gerald Ford in 1976.

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