Sentence examples for is not acquiescing from inspiring English sources

"Leadership is not acquiescing to the angry mob".

He also describes his thoughts on management: "Leadership is not acquiescing to the mob".

Nicola Dandridge, chief executive of Universities UK, said it was not acquiescing to the demands of the Home Office but had worked with it to make immigration compliance measures reasonable.

Rather, for the majority of pacifists, pacifism is not simply acquiescing passively to evil pacifism is not passive-ism.

Meet with us; speak with us; listen to what we have learned and why we believe that systemic solutions are essential and that public education is not about acquiescing to the wealthy, but, rather, is about protecting the public in education.

Borrowing from David Guston's comments on anticipatory governance, the inclusive approach RRI has towards governance is not meant "to acquiesce to neoliberal ideology that would focus on governance to the diminishment of government" (Guston 2014, 226).

He called for a robust response from the US and the UK, who were "if not acquiescing, still talking to the Egyptian regime".

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Grief is not so polite that it acquiesces to being put into categories or stages.

Granting them such gains after a nasty uprising is not something the U.N. should acquiesce to, nor is it smart to agree to talks with anyone who takes up the gun.

It is not clear whether the Fed will acquiesce to A.I.G.'s request.