Sentence examples for preparing to yield from inspiring English sources

The three-way talks in Washington have been roiled, in part, by the political transition in South Korea, with President Kim Dae Jung preparing to yield power next month to Roh Moo Hyun.

Abdullah was still not prepared to yield.

Is it telling them to be prepared to yield to other peoples' fears?

But on that point, the city is not prepared to yield.

It may be true, as Francis Bacon observed, that age will not be defied, but that doesn't mean we're prepared to yield to its advance either.

But indications were that "Chicago" was not yet prepared to yield or move to another theater, meaning that "Sweet Smell" was also looking at other musical theaters.

Democrats, led by the majority leader, Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, argued just as forcefully that the protection of the 170,000 workers to be transferred to the department was an issue on which they were not prepared to yield.

It is always supposed any team from South America has a scrummaging tradition, based on Argentina's penchant for the set piece, and Wales were not prepared to yield at that particular pressure point.

ALBANY — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said Friday that he expected same-sex marriage legislation to be approved before the end of the legislative session next week, and indicated that to win passage of the measure he is prepared to yield to Republican concerns for greater protections of religious groups.

The question of papal confirmation of elections was ignored; neither Charles nor his electors were prepared to yield, but an open affirmation of their position would have been ill received by the papacy, which had played a leading role in Charles's election.

But neither they nor the Royal Hashemite security service the king controls are prepared to yield any real democratic political power.