Usage of "ced control"

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Usage of ced control in English

Labour has consistently opposed ceding control of the national airline to private interests. 
 The Irish Times 

In some cases they ceded control to their allies or families. 
 Reuters 

The states effectively ceded control of borders and interstate traffic to the commonwealth. 
 The Guardian 

Now, President Trump risks ceding control of the strategic waterway to its competitors. 
 News.com.au 

Some of the others, such as Pulte, have ceded control to non-family members. 
 Reuters 

The brokerage has ceded control of its local bond portfolio to Bancolombia SA. 
 Reuters 

The Treasury Department said sanctions relief was possible if Deripaska ceded control of Rusal. 
 Reuters 

But Rackspace soon rejigged the project's governance model, ceding control to a larger community. 
 Wired 

It also ceded control of the supervisory board to the government representative, Louis Gallois. 
 The Irish Times 

Indeed, far from ceding control, Catholic bodies continue to compete for patronage of new schools. 
 The Irish Times 

But in neither disposal has Vivendi realised the premium that usually comes with ceding control. 
 Reuters 

The bank was cobbled together principally by Weill, who ceded control to Prince in 2003. 
 Reuters 

And, having ceded control to the FBI, there was nothing Storm could do about it. 
 Wild Storm 

But in neither case do its shareholders get the premium that usually comes with ceding control. 
 Reuters 

Last August, the two sides agreed to let Freeport keep operating the mine while ceding control. 
 Reuters 

Ceding control may not be easy for Goyal. 
 Reuters 

Meanings of ced control in English