Sentence examples for whether to accede from inspiring English sources

Since the prospective buyers announced their demands last Wednesday, the Dell committee and its advisers have been considering whether to accede.

A second argument will be whether to accede to those who want to state explicitly that talks may not end in membership, but instead in a "privileged partnership".

President Obama bore witness just as he is deciding whether to accede to Gen. Stanley McChrystal's request for up to 80,000 more troops in Afghanistan.

Juppé has said he will decide in a few days whether to accede to the council's request for an inquiry.

Although the states were in theory free to choose whether they wished to accede to India or Pakistan, Mountbatten had pointed out that "geographic compulsions" meant that most of them must choose India.

Even many sophisticated Indian observers wonder whether the United States will eventually have little choice but to accede to a "G-2," with Beijing and Washington divvying up Asia and leaving India out in the cold.

He refused to accede to their wishes.

Some Republican members appear ready to accede.

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.