Sentence examples for and the ceding of from inspiring English sources
He said a sucessful currency union would require a banking union and the ceding of sovereignty.
Just look at the mostly unconditional TARP bailouts for Wall Street, the white flag on single-payer health care and the ceding of effective authority to BP in the oil spill: strong progressive magic has simply not been attempted.
The policies presuppose substantial increases in staffing and resources for EU police and border agencies and the ceding of national authority over borders to the same EU agencies, none of which is proceeding very quickly.
The Council's decision, which set off shouts like "idiots!" and "sell-outs!" from the audience, allows the city to avoid a fate many viewed as even worse: state appointment of an outside manager and the ceding of many decision-making powers of the mayor and City Council.
Budget cuts, staff layoffs, and the ceding of governance responsibility to state agencies keen on the economic benefits of coal extraction is not in the best interest of the reef and may undercut the reputation Australia has had for "best practice" in coral reef management.
In the name of making peace to ensure Israel's security, he entertained a sizable transfer of West Bank territory -- from 88 to 95percentt -- the evacuation of settlements, a land swap, a small resettlement plan for Palestinian refugees and the ceding of some Jerusalem neighborhoods to the Palestinians.
Defeat on land at the Battle of Largs and winter storms forced the Norwegian fleet to return home, leaving the Scottish crown as the major power in the region and leading to the ceding of the Western Isles to Alexander in 1266.
But it is more likely that the players will make a stand this season to avert the rules implementation and the ceding to the owners of the timing of a work stoppage, as in a lockout.
It was a very non-partisan technical speech from a Canadian citizen, who pointed out that the conditions for a successful monetary union require the ceding of sovereignty and the creation of a banking union.
But that tradition has already been substantially eroded by the ceding of legislative and constitutional powers to the European Union; it will have a further bite taken out of it when the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish parliaments get going.
And did that funding lead to the ceding of curatorial decision making or some influence on the choice of works in the exhibition?" He added that even if a show's curator can confidently reply no to both questions, some damage might be done nonetheless.
