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Meanings of cession in inglês
Synonyms
Examples for "cede"
Examples for "cede"
1
Where there is doubt still is whether the generals will cede power.
2
Whether Putin will go further and cede control is open to doubt.
3
However, despite that success, they've had to cede some ground to them.
4
But whether Hyundai will cede to its other demands is less clear.
5
Branson dismissed speculation that he would cede control or leave the business.
1
His party has accused the Cambodian government of ceding territory to its larger and more powerful neighbour.
2
In Islamabad, Pakistani foreign ministry spokesman Aizaz Chaudry denied any suggestion of ceding territory had been made during the meeting.
3
He was of opinion that the war should be finished by ceding territory, but, failing this, that it should be ended on any terms obtainable.
4
The practical ramifications of Israeli-Palestinian cooperation-cedingterritories, making complicated security arrangements, incurring economic costs-aretoo perplexing to provide catharsis.
Usage of cession in inglês
1
The third condition of this cession was in the following words, viz:
2
Previous to the cession of Louisiana to the United States, Baron P.N.
3
Their prosperity would date from the ratification of the treaty of cession.
4
Shortly after the cession of New Amsterdam William Penn obtained from Charles II.
5
Perron resisted the cession of the new frontier under the treaty of Lucknow.
6
The cession by Austria-Hungary of the Curzolari Islands off the coast of Dalmatia.
7
The cession was made and accepted in pursuance of this power.
8
The cession of Venice to the emperor was displeasing to the French republicans.
9
With this cession came absolute ownership and control of the Mississippi.
10
England had opposed, in Russia, the cession of Dantzick to the Great Frederick.
11
To show the futility of the objection, here follow the acts of cession.
12
This decision ruled out both autonomy and cession as solutions of the problem.
13
They obtained its formal and final cession at the treaty of Utrecht, 1713.
14
One of the conditions of this cession is as follows, viz:
15
Other considerations of great weight urged the cession of this territory by Spain.
16
He therefore proposed to the chiefs a cession of lands for that purpose.
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Cession through the time
Cession across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common