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Meanings of ceding in English

Portuguese
cessão
Catalan
cessió

The act of ceding.

cessão
Usage of ceding in English
1
The Company underwrites reinsurance both through brokers and directly with ceding companies.
Reuters
2
He disdained the present administration, for ceding more environmental authority to UNEPA.
Existence
3
He never did, ceding the stage, for the moment, to his nemesis.
Reuters
4
A treaty with Spain ceding back Louisiana to France after forty years.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
5
Labour has consistently opposed ceding control of the national airline to private interests.
The Irish Times
6
In short, a durable, successful currency union requires some ceding of national sovereignty.
The Guardian
7
A board ceding control would typically seek at least a 30 percent premium.
Reuters
8
This is not exactly a manager ceding power to his players.
The Guardian
9
Now, President Trump risks ceding control of the strategic waterway to its competitors.
News.com.au
10
It is meant to be traumatic, suddenly ceding space to a new person.
Kalooki Nights
11
Publishers likely will balk at ceding so much control to Facebook.
Wired
12
Or does IE's latest release leave Netscape ceding the browser race to Microsoft?
Wired
13
No reference was made to ceding of provinces to Taliban, Chaudhry told Reuters.
Reuters
14
The insurers now fight for low-risk customers while ceding the high-risk coastal properties.
Numbers rule your world: the hidden influence of probabilities a...
15
Since that very little has been said about ceding it to the crown.
Comic History of the United States
16
At lunch and dinner bread is ceding its place to pasta and rice.
The Irish Times
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Translations for ceding
Portuguese
cessão
Catalan
cessió
Ceding through the time
Ceding across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common