accede
இணைவதற்கு
definition
verb
the authorities did not accede to the strikers' demands
assent or agree to a demand, request, or treaty.
he acceded to the post of director in September
assume an office or position.
translation of 'accede'
இணங்கு
example
But Mr Hoon last week signalled that the UK was set to 'accede' to America's request - even if the so-called bullet-hitting-a-bullet technology of anti-missile defence is not yet proven.
It is also this that has allowed us to 'accede' to the request to accept President Aristide on to our shores.
There is also a possibility that Australia and New Zealand could be included, though it depends on the two countries agreeing to 'accede' to ASEAN's nonaggression pact, known as the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation.
And the noises coming from Dublin suggest that - given a new UN amendment - we might 'accede' to a request for a contingent of Irish troops to be part of this international force.
The housing authority has, however, a discretion to 'accede' to the request.
Keith said that although the United States does not have an extradition treaty with Afghanistan, the Northern Alliance was expected to 'accede' to a request by the coalition to hand him over to U.S. authorities who want to question him.
The courts have upheld the rights of companies to refuse to 'accede' to the requests of health authorities to fluoridate water.
Despite ASEAN's strong request, Japan was earlier reluctant to 'accede' to the treaty amid worries that the pact could constrain its security alliance with the United States.
We don't want that to happen this time, and we are hoping that the other parties would 'accede' to our request for an early start and see how best it can be settled.
The decision on a 10-6 vote came just five days after the same committee agreed unanimously not to 'accede' to Mr Dempsey's request to change the format of the ministerial session.
And not a majority of Europe if we include, as we should, Europe's new members who will 'accede' next year, all 10 of whom have been in our support.
However this leaves physicians in a difficult situation, since if they 'accede' to a request from a patient to cease routine treatment, or to help her to die, they may very well under present laws, be charged with manslaughter.
I could see no justification for Congress to 'accede' to this extraordinary request for additional authority.
When we refused to 'accede' to these demands, they eventually said they'd supply the beers anyway, but later reneged on the deal, stating that they already had an exclusive contract with Melrose.
the authorities did not 'accede' to the strikers' demands
A letter will be drafted to his players' managers in the hope that they will 'accede' to his request.
Most people 'accede' to the request for the interview to be tape-recorded, though it is not uncommon for a small number to refuse.
the authorities did not 'accede' to the strikers' demands
Deputy O'Shea is pursuing the matter with NTL and has now written to NTL seeking that they 'accede' to the request of Waterford City Council to return to the older arrangement.
Today the WTO has 144 member countries, with at least 30 more planning to 'accede' .
And it's not as if every pub will apply for a 24 hr license - there's not the demand, let alone the desire of the local council to 'accede' to the request.
Lloyd George's People's Budget of 1909 precipitated a constitutional crisis that was resolved only when the House of Lords realised it had to 'accede' to the demands of a modern democracy.
Just what I wanted to hear after a frustrating on-again, off-again few weeks before his last-minute decision to 'accede' to our request for an interview.
Part of the reason for this is that the federal government's power to 'accede' to international treaties has on occasion been a vehicle for increasing federal power.
Bulgaria and Romania are in the process of negotiations for membership, with the target to 'accede' in 2007, and Turkey is another candidate for membership, but has not yet started negotiations.
By 1134, two of Sancho's sons had successively 'acceded' to both thrones and died without heirs, leaving only one son left - Ramiro, Bishop of Barbastro-Roda.
The commerce ministry's Sok Siphana hopes that the show may help give Cambodian businesses an edge as they face up to stiffer competition when the kingdom 'accedes' to the World Trade Organization within the next few months.
‘But [it's participating] with this notion that as a recently 'acceded' member its main strategic and tactical goal is to pay as little as possible,’ he said.
Henry VII died and his second son 'acceded' to the throne as Henry VIII.
The one issue that emphasized was some special treatment for recently 'acceded' members.
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