Acceding

But the Greens boast that, through the concessions they have won in acceding to the government’s measures, they will create additional damage.

Few others like Mr. Rajender were stopped by the Central leadership from quitting by acceding to his demands of giving a prominent post and tickets to his followers putting immense faith in him.

One place the King will not be visiting however is the Treetops hotel, the lodge where his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, found out about the death of her father, and that she would be acceding to the throne.

His first was Liz Truss - but her stint in charge was the shortest in British history - and the King welcomed Mr Sunak as his second PM just six weeks after acceding to the throne.

It was unmitigated bad news for Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky, in a 72-hour period marked by the White House finally acceding to his request to be able to fire long-range American ATACMs weapons into Russia.

The practice, which was previously exposed by the in 2021, has continued despite criticism of Google for acceding to “delisting” requests from convicted pimps under the “right to be forgotten”.

This is the world we are living in. It is the world we are acceding to inhabit.

Acceding part of our sovereignty to China for a $5.3 billion loan is terrible.

And third, opposition to Malaysia acceding to the Statute of Rome treaty against war crimes, on the grounds that doing so might diminish Malay royal sovereignty.

In the 12-minute audio recording, the governor seems to suggest to the mine management that there is a loophole in the Labour Act (the reorganisational restructuring clause) regarding the company acceding to the union’s demands.

It is not known if these items were worn by the king during his lifetime – he reigned for only ten years after acceding to the throne at the age of eight or nine in 1332 BC – or whether they were designed for the afterlife.

Acceding to Agboje’s request, the Judge, Justice Olusola Williams, withdrew the charge.

It is still in the process of acceding to CARICOM and SICA treaties, including trade and single market treaties.

States that were not signatories may become Parties by acceding to the Convention.