Sentence examples for incentive to accede from inspiring English sources

China's military sees Beijing as a rising power and Washington as a declining one, he said, and so it has little incentive to accede to the Pentagon's requests for more transparency and a more responsible approach toward regional peace and security.

But some economists contend that as long as countries in trouble continue to think that they will be bailed out when they run out of money, there will be scant incentive for them to accede to the demands of the euro zone's stability and growth pact, which requires countries to keep their debts and deficits at reasonable levels.

And so long as that assumption keeps getting vindicated by events, there's no incentive for the G.O.P. to accede to sweeping compromises on deficit reduction.

In other words, they have little incentive – and probably minimal practical capacity – to accede to pleas to produce more and charge less.

Some Republican members appear ready to accede.

He refused to accede to their wishes.

Russia has yet to accede to such terms of inquiry.

European diplomats and Arab leaders are pushing Mr. Arafat to accede.

Both sides will have to accede to the courts.

Turkey would have to lift the geographical limitation to accede to the European Union, Mr. Kirisci conceded.

Iran has also started the internal legal procedure to accede to the Convention on Nuclear Safety.