Sentence examples for still accede from inspiring English sources

THE negotiations have been exceptionally long and tortuous, but China could still accede to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) this year.

Many physicians still accede to family members' request and practice non-disclosure of cancer diagnosis to geriatric patients, which may pose as a hurdle to making an informed decision regarding management for the geriatric cancer patients.

Syria denied using poison gas on the battlefield in its civil war but still acceded to an international plan to destroy its stockpiles.

So long as Charles II remained on the throne, Monmouth was content to live a life of pleasure in Holland, while still hoping to accede peaceably to the throne.

Russia has yet to accede to such terms of inquiry.

However, Gates did accede to similar advice given by Lincoln.

Still, Libya's new leaders, he said, appeared "willing to accede to international standards of transparency and accountability, and I think that is a good thing".

Since the treaty has been in force for more than a decade, the United States would no longer sign it, but accede to its terms, a decision that would still require ratification by the Senate.

Still, Albert said he remained displeased that Medicare would so willingly accede to what he called an act of fraud.

But the task force is reasonably confident that its restructuring plan could still pass muster with a federal bankruptcy judge even if the union does not accede to the proposal, this person said.

It's still unclear whether the army, a past master at managing the tricky US relationship, will accede to any or all of Washington's demands.