accede

You might have to wait a long time to accede.

But it was clear he had no interest in acceding to the order.

Nothing to do in the presence of these people but accede.

We agreed, for example, that the new countries should accede on 1 May 2004.

He would have been reluctant to accede if she had.

I think for a moment, then just nod to accede.

How can I thank you for acceding to my request?

State also that if the senator accedes, he has only to keep the news from the press.

But it was his way of acceding to the Captain's course.

It was a request for help, which we acceded to.

Ten of these countries are likely to accede next year and 2007 has been suggested for the other two.

I did not accede to his wishes in that situation.

They call upon all states which have not yet done so to accede to the protocol.

You have no choice but to accede to my request.

He always acceded to the majority view, even if it did not agree with his own.

But I have terms to propose, to which you may find it possible to accede.

People on both sides of the debate expect the administration to accede.

She would also have to accede to restricted starting times.

I have just one question concerning the group of countries that will now be acceding on 1 May.

Congress and the president appear ready to accede to their demands.

The trades council acceded, and left him with a clear run.

You came to love him on your own, and I had to accede."

By 1998, the party had forced the government to accede almost all of its demands.

We cannot accede to their demands; those figures show why.

"Then you say we should accede to this mad plan of the human's?"