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Meanings of ced power in English

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Usage of ced power in English
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The rebels later withdrew from Bangui and ceded power to a transitional government.
Reuters
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This is not exactly a manager ceding power to his players.
The Guardian
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He formally ceded power to his younger brother, Raul, in 2008.
Reuters
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The country's long-ruling military ceded power to President Thein Sein's quasi-civilian government in 2011.
Radio NZ
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In the Western Cape the ANC ceded power after the new DA took shape.
The South African
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The rebels later withdrew from the capital Bangui and ceded power to a transitional government.
Reuters
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The ruling elite has since dug in its heels and resisted ceding power to Pashinyan.
Reuters
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Myanmar's junta ceded power to a semi-civilian government four years ago after ruling for 49 years.
Reuters
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It involved a form of federalism and ceding power in some Afghan provinces to the Taliban.
Reuters
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They're having a hard time seeing the act of ceding power as being in their self-interest.
Feminist dot com
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Zaw Zaw says times have changed since the military ceded power last year to a semi-civilian government.
Reuters
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He formally ceded power to his younger brother, Raul, in 2008 after ruling for nearly half a century.
Reuters
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After ceding power to an interim civilian administration, Sanogo headed a military committee tasked with reforming Mali's armed forces.
Reuters
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Mubarak ceded power to a military council, which will run the affairs of the Arab world's most populous nation.
Reuters
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In 2008, he ceded power to his younger brother, Raul Castro, who announced his brother's death on Friday evening.
Radio NZ
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Mr Bakiyev raised for the first time the possibility of ceding power but attached several conditions to his possible resignation.
The Irish Times