Sentence examples for might assent from inspiring English sources

Uganda would probably approve such a plan, and Rwanda might assent, so long as Angolan troops did not come too close to its borders.

Faced with five years in opposition, the UNP might assent to a modified version of the constitutional package that it rejected before the election.

Over the years, there have been few surer ways of extracting an unforgettable quote from Dave Davies than to ask him whether he might assent to a Kinks reunion.

As Gary Hatfield writes, "the problem is not to carry out proofs (which might well be assented to, given the definitions and axioms), but to discover the axioms themselves, (which are hopelessly obscured by the prejudices of the senses)" (1986, 71).

But one suspects that even Abelard, if pressed, might step back from assenting to a full-blown version of universalism for theological reasons.

One might at first think that the social criterion would be: if one person is disposed to assent to the sentence on any occasion on which they have a certain neural intake, then any other person having the same neural intake will also be disposed to assent to it.

Right, everybody?" Assent all around.

Assenting to mediation might be perceived as a problem for Bishop Murphy -- an admission that he needed outside help and had lost control of his flock, as his critics contend.

As the paramount political figure in Russia, Mr. Putin's assent might be needed for both.

Agreement on cutting warheads might win Russian assent to modify the ABM treaty to permit development of a limited missile shield.

It is unclear if Ms. Parent will take control of United Artists, an arrangement that might require the assent of investors whose agreement to finance the company relied heavily on the involvement of Ms. Wagner and Mr. Cruise.