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Less than a week after bowing to pressure to accept a second round, President Karzai said that not holding one round would insult democracy.

Bowing to the wishes of Hillary Clinton, who blocked him from his preferred field of foreign policy, Craig was made White House Counsel.

The Department of the Environment seems to be bowing to pressure from industry to ignore the recommendations.

he smiled gleefully and delightedly , bowing to the little princess as though she were an intimate friend , and went up to the aunt.

He's the kind of guy who doesn't care what other people think of him, so I don't think he was bowing to pressure.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is reluctant to go down that path, partly for fear that it might be seen to be bowing to political pressure.

It was the same usher who had turned his back upon him but a moment previously, and who was now bowing to the earth before him.

The Tsar walked in rapidly, bowing to right and to left, as though trying to hurry over the first moments of greeting.

Instead of bowing to the demands of horrible stepmothers and sisters, they are always ready to fight back when being unfairly treated.

Four young do not understand why young people should always playing games, car, walk, eat, wait, bowing to a machine at home.

Bowing to criticism, the president yesterday, in the budget he submitted to Congress, proposed a "solution" to the long-term debt problem.

In all this Mr Castro is bowing to reality. He has been withering in his criticism of the featherbedding that has bankrupted the state.

no longer in use; out of date Bowing to greet a lady is now an obsolete custom.

Bowing to coalition convention, however, the conciliatory Mr Singh said Mr Karunanidhi could fill his allotted posts as he chose.

The United States government cannot meet these challenges by bowing to international legal norms that supposedly limit military action.

They continue to hold on to territory and weapons captured in the summer without bowing to a central authority.

Bowing to international pressure, Beijing created three zones for protests, in parks far from the main venues.

Mr Paulson's challenge is to nudge them to act faster without seeming to be bowing to US pressure.

Doing them will be politically even harder if Beijing appears to be bowing to US pressure and special pleading.

He also argues that those who put their faith in technology alone to save the planet are bowing to a false god.

Then, bowing to economic reality, they break their promises, leaving voters even angrier (and driving support for extremist parties).

The dairy companies are bowing to the natural-foods trend by shunning milk from cows treated with genetically engineered growth hormone.

Kevin Rudd, the prime minister, was accused of bowing to populist pressure in an election year.

Bowing to its hatchling's hunger, a crane offers an insect morsel.

Bowing to the public as an apology may have its benefits.

It would be like bowing to the Saudi king times ten.

Bowing to public pressure, the municipal government decided Monday night to cancel the festival.

Mr. Ahmadinejad also lashed out at Russia for supporting new Security Council sanctions, accusing Moscow of bowing to U. S. pressure.

But bowing to European pressure, the deadline to finalise the configuration of the new arrangements was deferred to 2012.

Bowing to pressure from health advocates and parents, McDonald's is putting the Happy Meal on a diet.

Bowing to world pressure, the Israeli security cabinet also decided this week to ease the Gaza blockade.

Critics on the American right are wrong to carp at Mr Obama's bowing to kings and emperors.

But opponents say Congress merely was bowing to pressure from powerful media groups like Disney.

She complained mechanically before bowing to the inevitable.

Some Wall Street firms, bowing to public pressure, cut the size of bonuses.

Entering China would first mean bowing to Beijing's political requirements.

Joschka Fischer, a former German foreign minister, accused Mrs Merkel of bowing to "German domestic politics" .

Bowing to greet a lady is now an obsolete custom.

Bowing to greet al ady is now an obsolete custom.

In fact, bowing to this demand would only lead to anarchism and the disruption and ruin of the socialist cause.

Now, with nobody even formally charged, it is bowing to criticism that its vision of justice was flawed.

Upon entering or leaving the dojo, show respect by bowing to the dojo.

The Chinese remind one of the English in their love of compromise and in their habit of bowing to public opinion.

In the young one, bowing to the older one, I recognized myself.

File photo shows Hollywood actress Sharon Stone (L) bowing to the Dalai Lama at the University of California-Irvine.

Dachaoshan bowing to the Shannanxinnv diverse riding, the human sea like clouds.

The British habit of using an address to head writing paper is also bowing to change.

He then met a large group of family members, bowing to them and offering his sympathies.

critics charge the government with bowing to pressure from Beijing.

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People bowing to Mansudae Grand Monument, Mansu Hill.

Nobody wants war. But if we retreat when the battle lines are drawn, we are bowing to evil forces.

"My father told me to join my friends, " he says sadly, bowing to peer pressure.

US dairy industry bowing to popularity of natural foods

Bowing to American pressure, China allowed the yuan to rise slightly (chart 4);