One way or another it must be acceded to.
Push, push, push until the powers that be accede.
Surely, the definition of good diplomatic relations with the Jordanians would be to accede to their gracious request to string his testicles through chicken wire and put alligator clamps on his fleshy bits.
(Nobody is talking about leaving the N.C.A.A., but with a gun to its head, it would be forced to accede to looser rules for the major powers).
A minority Labour government, he argued, would be forced to accede to SNP demands or face collapse, adding that the SNP's desire to "prise apart" the UK posed a "real and present danger to our future".
In the council, Enos cast a tie-breaking vote in favor of continuing, but in a meeting with his captains after the council, announced that because they were insistent on returning, he was acceding to their decision, and would return.
He was acceding to a justice ministry request that followed his announcement that he would not resign or step down temporarily.
The Trump administration is acceding to one of Murray's other key asks.
Unless the Queen had insurmountable personal or constitutional reasons to refuse, it would be assumed she would accede to such a request made by her democratically elected government.
That law was designed to prevent presidents from exploiting or creating situations in which Congress would be able only to accede to military actions that had already been taken without its approval.
