Sentence examples for to be acceding from inspiring English sources

Louis says that the countering argument is that there is a "history of mischief" in these states that has no ended and still deserves oversight (though by bringing up conditions for voters at Sioux reservations in the Southwest, seems to be acceding, at least, to the argument that this "mischief" is not solely found in the South.

For some, the opportunity pressure was very great and had to be acceded to irrespective of self-confidence.

As for the Taliban, it seems unlikely that Mr. Obama will be acceding to its call for American troops to be pulled out of Afghanistan.

By closing off this important avenue to state courts to women, Mr. Walker was acceding to the lobbying demands of business groups, including hotel and restaurant trade groups that employ large numbers of women in low-paying jobs and do not wish their wage scale to be challenged in court.

A person close to the Military Council suggested to me that some demands would be acceded to, but he remained frustrated because, no matter how much was given, people kept asking for more.

Then, too, he sowed division, even to the point that France argued that some of his demands should be acceded to as the price for his peaceful withdrawal.

One way or another it must be acceded to.

According to WHO (1996), the concentration of chromium (Cr3+) in drinking water should not be acceded over 0.05 mg/L.

The dumb thing was acceding to a telephone offer recruiting her to be a contestant on Fox's stunt show in the first place, figuring that the only prize she would get out of it was a free weeklong trip to Las Vegas, where the program was shot.

His cautionary comments were the first time anyone in the administration had acknowledged officially that it was acceding to a request by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to delay completion of the "road map" proposal, which is actually a seven-page document being drafted by the United States, the European Union, Russia and the United Nations.

While these companies will maintain their primary listing at the Big Board, that they are acceding to Nasdaq's blandishments underscores the degree to which the continuing controversy over the pay package awarded to Richard A. Grasso, the New York exchange's former chairman, has allowed electronic competitors to make competitive inroads.