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Accede meaning
To agree or assent [with to ‘a proposal, a request’]; to give way. | To come to an office, state or dignity; to attain, assume (a position) [with to]. | To become a party to an agreement or a treaty [with to].
Synonyms of Accede
Example sentences (20)
Recalling that the Nizam of Hyderabad State was not ready to accede to the Indian Union, Shah said Patel succeeded in making Hyderabad accede to India with the historic police action.
August 15, 1947 drew nearer, but still Hari Singh refused to accede.
It presents information that others must verify and accede to.
It was Japan’s failure to accede to US demands to withdraw from China that led the US to cut Japan off from international financial as well as the oil production of Standard Oil of California, at that time the world’s biggest producer.
She said it would be unjust to accede to the defendants’ request for the case to be dismissed before reaching a trial.
So China's choice to accede to it also means that it has given up on the recovery of artifacts lost from the Yuanmingyuan and the Cangjingkong prior to 1923.
Though the extradition practice would be new for Ecuador, Latin American countries, including Colombia and Mexico, often accede to extradition requests from the United States and other nations.
He emphasized his refusal to accede to the demands of the Palestinian Resistance movement Hamas.
If Trump refuses to accede to the ultimate decision of our courts, be they right or wrong, he will be counted among that number.
It is no secret that local administration is often under pressure to entertain undue requests and even face intimidation to accede to demands in violation of rules and norms.
Mr. Shetti said if the Centre does not stop the import of milk powder, or if the State does not accede to the Swabhimani Paksha’s demands, he would intensify the milk agitation, regardless of whether there was a lockdown or not.
They have come up with a show that explores the relationships we form; the choices we make; the control we assert or accede to; and how our inner lives align – or fail to align – with our outer ones.
Why is any government in place if not to accede to the legitimate interests and preferences of the citizens?
Wike regretted that the CBN has failed to accede to Rivers State government’s request for N5 billion to boost the agriculture sector in the State.
Crown Prince Naruhito, 59, will accede to the throne on Wednesday.
Do you remember when Cameron agreed to accede to his Lib Dem coalition partners’ insistence on a referendum on voting reform?
In addition, threats were allegedly made last week by workers to shut down the supply to Durban’s affluent suburbs if the city failed to accede to their demands.
In a judgment delivered on the matter the federal high court ordered the defendants to accede to the request of the applicant.
In calling for a vote, McConnell hopes to test how far Senate Democrats — including the presidential candidates — are willing to go to accede to the party’s newly empowered liberal wing, at the risk of leaving moderate voters behind.
It is hoped that the leaders would counsel those in government on the consequences of their refusal to accede to Labour’s demands at the twilight of a general election that promises to determine their continued leadership.