For a moment you sensed Mr. Maazel yielding to a player, as if to say, "Take it away, Carter".
It exists to send a message – Blair's selective cosmopolitanism is yielding to a more overtly nativist turn.
But they appeared keen to exculpate Maktoum personally, yielding to his request that the hearing be held quickly after the doping was announced, and accepting Zarooni's confession after four hours of testimony.
The military said last week that it planned to impose its own "declaration of basic principles" to guide the drafting of a constitution, apparently yielding to liberals' requests for some binding statement of rights to protect them against the possibility of an Islamist takeover.
This notion, that the vaccine schedule for children has become so crowded that it puts extra pressure on their immune systems, is immensely popular among American parents—and, increasingly, pediatricians are yielding to their requests to delay vaccines.
This notion, that the vaccine schedule for children has become so crowded that it puts extra pressure on their immune systems, is immensely popular among American parents — and, increasingly, pediatricians are yielding to their requests to delay vaccines.
To say that a yielding to continuous pressure by arresting officers, accompanied by minatory manifestations to resort to self-help, constitutes a voluntary yielding, is to disregard ordinary experience.
The setting was appropriately apocalyptic, morning sun yielding to heavy cloud cover and a blustery wind.
"You will not have a peaceful land yielding to you and taking you in their arms.
The alternative, yielding to "nuclear blackmail" seems to involve an abdication of national character.
Before long, a few common schools, yielding to parental insistence, introduced courses beyond the elementary level.
