America s acceptance of Iran s current regime is grudging.

The fourth, South Africa, went along only grudgingly.

I go through Nigerian security checks and my passport is grudgingly returned to me.

After all, the vast majority of migrants leave home reluctantly.

So Pakistanis have grimly accepted military rule as their destiny.

By contrast, moderates all moderates will accept it, albeit unhappily.

Nneka reluctantly sees herself as a leader. And she admits that like many leaders she has flaws.

China has engaged only very reluctantly in the global effort to bring down overall emissions.

So Pakistanis grimly learned to accept military rule as their destiny.

Of course, the Germans have reluctantly come to accept the necessity of a banking union that includes common deposit insurance.

This is why European leaders swallowed hard and took their unprecedented steps.

Given the recent memory of the violent French Revolution, the British elite reluctantly agreed to democratizing reforms.

It had reluctantly agreed to reduce the scope of application to a smaller subset of operations to be determined in accordance with the perceived risk to personnel.

Everybody accepted if grudgingly that the bare bones EMU was the only game in town.

When the Soviet Union collapsed, many believed that the Cuban regime would take the road to reform, however grudgingly.

Personally, I am reluctantly willing to accept the US government spying on people, especially foreigners, as long as it is constrained by rules that are public and enforced.

However reluctantly, Silvio Berlusconi accepted in the end that he had lost, if just by a whisker, as did Viktor Orban in Hungary.

The resolution of Chen s dilemma shows that standing up for human rights will gain the grudging respect of China s leadership and citizenry.

In October 1905, Nicholas reluctantly issued the famous October Manifesto, which conceded the creation of a national Duma (legislature) to be called without delay.

His delegation had reluctantly accepted the reference in paragraph 17 to the relevance of the global database on internally displaced persons.

As they see it, the immediate choices in the Arab world are not between dictatorship and democracy, but between malevolent stability and apocalyptic mayhem.

Even as a reluctant fallback plan, however, the disengagement initiative let it be clear is not a replacement for negotiations.

Perhaps it is accepted resignedly, as the cosmopolitan class is too amorphous and ill defined to be the target of any social movement.

There is growing recognition, some of it grudging, that the coalition led by the Pakistan People s Party has managed to create a political structure built on fairly stable foundations.

Of course, extremists will hate it. By contrast, moderates all moderates will accept it, albeit unhappily.

But as I was sending the emails in the first place I knew deep down that even if they do reach their intended destination, one of three things is likely to happen

Seeing that his officer's were rebelling, mutinying, and changing sides, President Flores had no option but to reluctantly make peace with New Granada.

Under orders from the Prime Minister, M reluctantly reactivates the double 0 section and Bond is assigned the task of tracking down the missing weapons.

Faute de mieux , the Americans have allowed the burden of dealing with these issues and sorting out the unfinished business of Dayton to fall to the EU.

Even the supremacy of European law in defined areas was accepted only reluctantly by Britain, and long after many others had done so.

Japan is likely to accede grudgingly to America s request, as it remains dependent on its alliance with the US for its security.

In the ensuing debate, the representative of Cuba reluctantly agreed that the organization would be notified by the Secretariat of the Committee's intention to act on a proposal to withdraw its status during the current session.

Sometime this month, President George W. Bush will reluctantly announce a new policy for the United States in Iraq.

Jefferson and Madison did not want the country s capital to be in the north, and Hamilton reluctantly agreed to support moving it to an area carved out of Virginia or Maryland.

Countries like South Korea and Japan, for example, have curtailed their imports of Iranian oil only reluctantly countries like China and Russia rarely play straight on sanctions in the first place.

Bird reluctantly undertook to write such a book himself, based on his 1837 1838 lectures, and the result was Elements of Natural Philosophy , first published in 1839.

The French and German governments have grudgingly come up with a major loan package, but only after considerable delay and with the IMF standing at their side.

His delegation would reluctantly accept a narrow provision enabling States to opt out of applying the draft protocol to a United Nations operation providing emergency humanitarian assistance in response to a natural disaster.

In 1930 s Spain, of course, Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy fully supported General Francisco Franco s rebellion, while the democracies reluctantly offered scant help to the Spanish Republic.

Israelis grudgingly accept that the country and its geopolitical situation are relatively stable, especially in view of its immediate neighborhood a burning Syria, a smoldering Egypt, and a volatile Lebanon.

It is now the Israeli left that, however reluctantly, realizes that Sharon s new pragmatism may be the first step in the right direction.

The informal briefings, of varying quality and frequency, carried out by the presidency and the subsequent monthly reviews are the only mechanisms that timidly allow us to obtain some information concerning what takes place in the Council's private consultations.

In fact, the gravity of the banking crisis was quickly grasped. Huge stimulus packages were implemented in 2008 9, led by the United States and China, coordinated by Britain, and with the reluctant support of Germany.

Later a brief war erupted between Colombia and Peru, over Peru's claims to the Caquetá region, which ended with the Peru reluctantly signing the Salomon Lozano Treaty on March 24, 1922.

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