Sentence examples for to acceding from inspiring English sources
verb
To approach; to arrive, to come forward.
F.W. de Klerk informed the country's parliament that South Africa had secretly produced six nuclear devices and had subsequently dismantled them prior to acceding to the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty on July 10 , 1991
Tacan Ildem added that, as part of the 2009 POTUS-brokered deal that had overcome Turkish objections to the appointment of Anders Fogh Rasmussen as NATO Secretary General, Denmark had promised to clarify its legal requirements prerequiste to acceding to Turkey's request for the closure of Roj TV, a PKK mouthpiece.
It follows that given most women agree strongly with the paramount importance of safety of the baby, that this 'Take it as it comes' group would be particularly vulnerable to acceding to an intervention that was in any way couched with language promoting infant wellbeing.
Some Republican members appear ready to accede.
He refused to accede to their wishes.
Russia has yet to accede to such terms of inquiry.
Both sides will have to accede to the courts.
European diplomats and Arab leaders are pushing Mr. Arafat to accede.
Turkey would have to lift the geographical limitation to accede to the European Union, Mr. Kirisci conceded.
Iran has also started the internal legal procedure to accede to the Convention on Nuclear Safety.
Many of the parties are now prepared to accede to the demand.
