capitulating

Despite its slowing economy, China may "very well be willing to endure the pain to avoid capitulating to what they believe is US aggression", she added.

Sadly, Columbia isn’t alone in capitulating to Trump.

“To do otherwise would mean compromising our ability to zealously advocate for all of our clients and capitulating to unconstitutional government coercion, which is simply not in our DNA.”

They are, for the most part, capitulating to the administration's threats.

One demonstrator told Salon last week that Schumer’s vote was a sign the minority leader was “capitulating to fascism.”