Sentence examples for it accedes from inspiring English sources

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

The UN secretary general, Kofi Annan, has given both communities until February 28 to agree to the plan, a deadline now regarded as the last possible date for a solution to the island's partition before it accedes to the bloc.

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

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.

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.

For years, though, Syria has been getting a pass from the international community regarding its less-than-complete compliance with the CWC, to which it acceded in October 2013.

No sooner does it accede to President Trump's demand for a renegotiation of its free-trade deal with America than it finds itself caught in the crossfire of Washington's trade war with China.

Missouri is a marginal state institution whose reputation stands to collapse should it accede to student demands to replace a great portion of its faculty.

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

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

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