Sentence examples for which he acceded from inspiring English sources

Poniatowski tried to govern the country in the brief period after the defeat of the Uprising, but on 2 December 1794, Catherine demanded that he leave Warsaw, a request to which he acceded on 7 January 1795, leaving the capital under Russian military escort and settling briefly in Grodno.

Trump will reportedly detail his bargaining position on immigration (in which he would accede to permanent legal protections for the Dreamers in exchange for a dramatic expansion of funding for border security and sharp reductions in legal immigration) and unveil the infrastructure project that is meant to be his Administration's major legislative ambition in 2018.

But eventually he agreed to let me sing with the Star Band and from that moment I knew I was going to do a lot of things.' Yet beneath his confidence you can still detect a trace of the insecurity of the person from the wrong side of the tracks looking out on a world to which he can never accede.

Arthur took the presidential oath on September 19 , 1881 amid widespread belief that he, a spoilsman with no experience in shaping public policy, was unworthy of the office to which he had now tragically acceded.

For the first collection, he acceded to the wishes of his publisher, which paid the estate a fee.

(He acceded only to an honorary promotion from his underlings).

Although Kelly resented the interference, he acceded without a fight.

"But you will," she said, and, finally, he acceded.

He acceded to the Spanish throne two days after the death of Francisco Franco.

He acceded to the throne in 1876 but was briefly deposed in 1884.

"He acceded to a campaign against him by the Atlantic City gaming interests.