"Yeah, it's a process — you must acquiesce to the process, no less.
But so long as it continues its pilotage system, it must acquiesce in such additional regulations as Congress may see fit to make.
Western businesses must acquiesce to Beijing's wishes, sharing cutting-edge technology as a condition of entry to the Chinese marketplace.
Leonard Koren, who writes books about design and aesthetics, said that for a relationship to thrive in close quarters, the couple must acquiesce to the constraints of the space, which could otherwise grind them down.
The Mercatus study noted that for the Medicare for All plan's savings to work, providers must acquiesce to a 40% reduction in reimbursements compared to current private insurance payments.
If the Democratic Party blatantly ignores the values and beliefs of millions, and then risks a mutiny from an independent campaign because of this hubris, then it's the DNC that must acquiesce; not the voters against Clinton's neoconservative appeal, or ties to Wall Street.
Whether health professionals must acquiesce with or subtly challenge or even disrupt a patient's emotional context to their illness is not clear.
They want to convince us that fossil fuel use is inevitable, and that we must simply acquiesce, nay, even invest, in expectation of their profits.
In fierce protection of our freedom and our lives, we must not acquiesce to knee-jerk liberalism and trust that after 200 years we have built in enough sensibilities to provide all with the kind of rights that will ensure our children a free future.
We must, therefore, acquiesce in the necessity, which denounces our Separation, and hold them, as we hold the rest of mankind, Enemies in War, in Peace Friends.
We must, therefore, acquiesce in the necessity, which denounces our separation, and hold them, as we hold the rest of mankind, enemies in our current national crisis, in better times friends.
