Sentence examples for if you accede from inspiring English sources

How can you exert pressure on someone by saying to them: Even if you accede to our demands, we will destroy you?

We anticipate that you will accede to this demand, and ask that CupidWithFriends confirm by Friday, May 24 , 2013that it has ceased use of the name "Cupid With Friends" in connection with its online application.

There have been (admittedly unclear) indications from your administration that you may accede to the Republicans' demand to extend the Bush tax cuts for everyone.

It's a further flaw of Martin and Armstrong's reasoning that even if we accede to the demand for truth-makers it doesn't follow that even idealism is ruled out.

So now contractors may not rebuild Prince Rupert either if they do accede to Buy America, or if they don't.

The summit is still due to take place according to Ofcom, but it is unclear if Cameron will accede to calls in Bailey's report for legislation in 18 months if demands for tighter voluntary controls are not implemented.

And if we meekly accede in the construction of vast feel-good architectures of surveillance that have far-reaching social costs and few discernible social benefits, we may find, in calmer times, that they are impossible to dismantle.

"In an ideal world, we can miss the first four races and show up in Barcelona [for the Spanish grand prix on 9 May]." If the FIA accede to USF1's request, it means the North Carolina-based team will miss the races in Bahrain, Australia, Malaysia and China.

(And if the Democrats accede to a reform as a minority party, they'll be pilloried by their base for wussing out).

We pray you now to accede to this our request.

If you're a Democrat and you must accede to $1.5 trillion in cuts — and that's literally the situation that Democrats will find themselves in if the deal passes through Congress — it's going to be hard to do better than this $1.5 trillion in cuts.