Sentence examples for now acquiescing from inspiring English sources

MySpace Music, he said, "is the labels now acquiescing to that fact".

"Landlords who had been hoping to lease these full-building monsters are now acquiescing to partial-building deals," he said.

As the Centre for European Reform has pointed out, why should member states now acquiesce to British cherry-picking in policing and justice?

Organizers say that they are now considering acquiescing to a Bloomberg administration proposal to rally along the West Side Highway from Chambers Street as far north as 34th Street.

Mr. Jacques, a columnist for The Guardian of London, argues that "we stand on the eve of a different kind of world," and that common assumptions in the West — China will become increasingly like us, and the international system "will remain broadly as it now is with China acquiescing in the status quo" — are symptoms of Americans' state of denial.

Unofficially, Ariel Sharon is believed to be determined to remove Mr Arafat, and thinks that the Bush administration is now ready to acquiesce.

We will not acquiesce to nature.

Now, they acknowledge that they underestimated Iraqis' fears of acquiescing to what the Iraqis see as a colonial relationship that would allow American forces to indefinitely operate permanent bases under special laws.

Even if they acquiesce for now, that does not mean they will continue to do so in the months to come.

After some gentle persuasion from Dunham to star in her series, Kirke acquiesced and now finds herself in a lead role in one of the most talked-about shows of the decade.

Some in the Bush administration now believe that the Chinese buildup may be larger -- and that by acquiescing in it, Washington may defuse objections to its missile defense plans.