Sentence examples for it acceded from inspiring English sources

The airline admits it violated its own privacy policy when it acceded to the Pentagon's request to give passenger records to Torch Concepts, a private technology business that was ostensibly creating a program to enhance security at military bases.

But this year it acceded to reality and brought layaway back.

At India's independence in 1947, Bhopal remained a separate province until 1949, when it acceded to India.

Britain formally joined in the process of European integration in 1973, when it acceded to the European Economic Community.

To secure exclusive rights to the iPhone, it acceded to Apple's demand that the device come with a simple, flat-rate plan.

It acceded to the UN convention against torture in July last year, but refuses to allow the UN committee to investigate individual allegations of torture.

The huge wild card in this equation is the Fed, which has the power to take this market down should it behave in a foolish manner by holding to its bogus inflation concerns or should it accede to the braying of those (many of whom are short the market or are sympathetic to the short side) who profess to be concerned about the "moral hazard" a rate cut will encourage.

This is what it will probably be forced to do as it accedes to the EU and eventually the euro.

Not only did it accede to the draft road map; it has signalled that it is prepared to give further ground over remaining articles in the constitution that its opponents regard as problematic, including one that refers to Islam as the religion of the state.The Islamists are still trying to hedge their bets.

"Once you put a big house on a hill, you're entering the Gothic; there's no way of getting around it," accedes Grand.

It is legally bound, under higher laws which it has acceded to, as part of its United Nations obligations, to accept the transfer of political refugees to the country which granted asylum.