It's all very well to lambaste the judiciary for knuckling under eventually to Franklin Roosevelt.
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A familiar trope in American politics today is about how Republicans are knuckling under to the demands of President Trump .
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At the same time, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did not want to be seen as knuckling under to Trump.
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The odds of the Census Bureau knuckling under and giving privileged citizenship data to law enforcement seem, realistically, slim to none.
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Mr Macron's poll ratings are reasonable; most of the new bevy of parliamentarians elected to the presidential majority seem to be knuckling under to legislative discipline.
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His seeming knuckling under to the real hard-charging guys who want to fight about everything, use force to get our way in the Middle East.
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What could be more heartbreaking than imagining the great MMA rebel knuckling under to the whims of the new UFC bureaucracy—than seeing a rare free spirit give in?
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Several indications suggest that Trump's larger campaign of intimidation is working and that the intelligence community is — in those subtle ways that enable intelligence officers to preserve a self-image of professionalism — knuckling under to his pressure.
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But Negan's arrival has turned the series into a prolonged examination of life under dictatorial rule, leaving Rick and his gang to contemplate a roster of terrible options that including fighting, fleeing or simply knuckling under to it.
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The knee-jerk reaction by many was that the WHCA was essentially knuckling under to President Trump, after he skipped last year's event and comic Michelle Wolf made headlines by flaying those who were in attendance, including White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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Had he, together with > Stanislaw Kania, proved capable of greater dignity and strength, had they > honestly adhered to the existing social agreements, instead of knuckling > under to Moscow, present-day Poland would undoubtedly look completely > different.Ryszard Kuklinski, "The Crushing of Solidarity," Orbis 32:1 > (Winter 1988), p. 31 Kukliński was the chief of a military strategic command planning division of the Polish army. He was very familiar with the layout of the Polish forces within the Warsaw Pact.
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Bush told biographer Jon Meacham that his son's vice president, Dick Cheney, underwent a change following the September 11 attacks: "His seeming knuckling under to the real hard-charging guys who want to fight about everything, use force to get our way in the Middle East." In December 2002, George W. sought counsel from the elder Bush regarding Iraq and informed him of "my efforts to rally the Saudis, Jordanians, Turks, and others in the Middle East".Meacham, pp. 571-572. Bush (right) with Russian president Vladimir Putin as he receives the Jubilee Medal "60 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945" from Putin in 2005. Following the fall of Baghdad, Bush praised George W. in an April 2003 email to the incumbent president.Meacham, p. 274. In a September 14, 2003 interview with BBC, Bush stated his support for a continuation of his son's war against terrorism and that the U.S. was in a better state in terms of protecting itself from terrorism than two years prior. While visiting Houston VA Medical Center on December 17, Bush told reporters of his satisfaction with the capture of Saddam Hussein.
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