Sentences with accede
ac·cede
A a - Britain would not accede to France's request. [VERB + to]
- ...when Henry VIII acceded to the throne. [VERB to noun]
- I would say all ASEAN countries have strong opinions that Australia should join, should accede to the treaty.
- But the Government is unlikely to accede to fathers' demands to calculate child support on after-tax income rather than gross income.
- The prince acceded to the throne
- To accede to the throne.
- Until now the Howard Government has rightly refused to accede to those interest groups pushing for a ban on junk food advertising.