0 something that has already happened or been done and cannot be changed:
The policy change was presented to us as a fait accompli, without consultation or discussion.
Yeah and hi treat the identification task as a fait accompli.
Now that the latter was a fait accompli, there was still opposition to closer integration.
Is this the fait accompli planned by (one of the major manufacturers)?
Once presented with a fait accompli, the authorities had difficulty in refusing assistance.
In such cases it is unclear, however, whether the residents had willingly accepted the decision as a fait accompli, or would have preferred another option.
Such a confessor would appear in the community and announce his ordination, if not also his baptism, through blood as a fait accompli.
At the moment everything is presented as a fait accompli or maybe you get asked for possible solutions, but it feels like the decision has already been taken.
Few envisaged the later developments, but very soon the changing socio-economic environment put before the politicians a fait accompli: they simply had to handle the new situation.
