Sentence examples for without acquiescing from inspiring English sources
(from "The Conundrum of Iran: Strengthening Moderates without Acquiescing to Belligerence," in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, July 2008).
These are being held under new constitutional rules written in Belgrade and designed to provoke Montenegro by reducing its weight within the federation.While NATO governments might have preferred the Montenegrins to co-operate with the ballot, President Milo Djukanovic reckoned he could not do so without acquiescing in the constitutional coup which Belgrade had just engineered.
(from "The Conundrum of Iran: Strengthening Moderates Without Acquiescing to Belligerence," in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, July 2008) Carries as baggage: As a senior adviser to Mr. Tenet in 2002, Mr. Brennan was present at the creation of the C.I.A.'s controversial detention and interrogation program, which Mr. Obama has strongly criticized.
She got out without acquiescing and effectively avoided Ailes until he eventually lost interest.
It will be even more difficult for progressive legislators to get elected and to pass environmental legislation without acquiescing to those interests with the deepest pockets.
standard first was confirmed: While the American carmakers, as well as their Asian rivals, once argued against even minimal increases in government fuel rules, they are acquiescing without protest to an increase to 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025, from the current 27 miles per gallon.
While the American carmakers, as well as their Asian rivals, once argued against even minimal increases in government fuel rules, they are acquiescing without protest to an increase to 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025, from the current 27 miles per gallon.
York has too much discipline and sense of duty to show any disappointment, and we repeatedly see him acquiescing without a murmur to Thursday's orders, even when experience tells him that Thursday's textbook tactics will lead only to disaster in the real world of the West.
Indeed, without some moral common ground, "negotiations" are merely a polite way of acquiescing to evil, especially when one's interlocutors are pathologically incapable of respecting their own word.
In this instance, that has meant acquiescing to fiscally conservative Republicans in putting more resources into advanced manufacturing without an overall increase in spending.
