12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Accede' in a Sentence
"To give consent, approval, or adherence; agree; assent; to accede to a request; to accede to the terms of a contract." more
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As a sign of goodwill, the two countries decided to accede to a cultural exchange program.
The president decided to accede to the peace treaty, bringing an end to the long-standing conflict.
She is acceding to the invitation to the charity event.
By the time the negotiations conclude, they will have been acceding to the demands of the trade union.
Once the legal formalities are complete, the parties will have acceded to the terms of the contract.
Throughout the negotiations, the diplomat had been acceding to the terms of the peace treaty.
The reluctant chef had to accede to the customer's request for a customized version of the dish.
In a historic move, the nations agreed to accede to the treaty banning nuclear weapons.
The manager was acceding to the employee's request for a flexible work schedule.
The school is acceding to the parents' request for a more challenging curriculum.
The negotiators have been acceding to terms to finalize the business deal.
In the marathon, the athlete will have been acceding to the rigorous training regimen for months.
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