| 词汇 | example_english_acquiescence |
| 释义 | Examples of acquiescenceThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The possibilities of rationalization and acquiescence exist when self-reports of personal feelings are elicited by an interviewer or selfcompletion questionnaire. And he is demonstrably an individualist, again in an era often (wrongly) characterized as one of acquiescence and conformity. The phrase which perhaps best summarizes the notion is 'voluntary assent and acquiescence'. I gauge the uniformity of acquiescence based on evidence from state legislative journals about oaths of allegiance taken by state and national officials. Indeed, everything pointed to the contrary: that the association would not be able to secure their acquiescence, let alone their active co-operation. Again, acquiescence would seem to be evidence more of inertia than of rationality. On what basis, we may ask, does acquiescence take place? This does not involve a mere passive acquiescence in everything : it does not involve doing nothing. In this study acquiescence and gratitude were in evidence. In historical terms, acquiescence and apotheosis happened in rapid succession but not simultaneously. To illustrate the extent of parliament's acquiescence, it is instructive to compare the failure rate of enclosure legislation with that of non-enclosure legislation. Acquiescence in, or even consent to, clearly unjust institutions does not give rise to obligations. The regime can use both of these processes to gain public support for-or, at least, general acquiescence in-unpopular government policies. I call these three possible sources of acquiescence (in respective order) the "trivial," the "oligarchic," and the "authoritative" conditions for weak consensus. Positive development at step 3 leads to acquiescence, which facilitates subsequent social learning, whereas negative developments lead to defiance and social alienation. Re-entry would require the acquiescence of the prefectural party and the defeated candidate (including defeated candidates from the other parties in the coalition). But the presence of the object disturbed coma and prevented acquiescence. In this case, acquiescence reflects the apathy or indifference of the target group. She must needle, cajole, and sometimes enrage her fellow citizens to overcome their acquiescence and recover their moral equanimity. This transformation is marked by a gradual distancing from the pursuit of attainment and recognition and by an acquiescence with impending death and other losses. They can make acquiescence impossible or more costly. Nevertheless, their early involvement, even at the request of the cardiologist and with the acquiescence of the parents, may be found to be very helpful. However, to secure the acquiescence of others, the government will have to explain its actions. Such a social theory will be based on historical and economic characterizations of conflict and acquiescence between groups within the state. In part, this popular acquiescence depended on mass delusion, on a supposedly ' patriotic ' failure to see reality. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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