Sentence examples for be forced to cede from inspiring English sources

He said there was a real possibility that Mr. Chen would be forced to cede major power to his enemies in a coalition government.

But with speculation mounting that shareholders will force Black to cancel payments to Ravelston until the outcome of t he Breeden inquiry, the likelihood is that Black will default and be forced to cede his control of the Telegraph.

This month, legislation in the national Parliament to set the groundwork for crucial provincial elections collapsed in a bitter dispute over Kirkuk, as Arabs and Turkmens demanded that the Kurds be forced to cede some of their power here.

If Mr. Chirac's party and its allies fail to prevail then, the president will again be forced to cede the bulk of executive power to a Socialist prime minister and government.

"This is the Olympics of restructuring," Mr. Orr said during a news conference in Detroit as he stood near Gov. Rick Snyder, who chose him, and Mayor Dave Bing, who, like all city officials in such situations, will be forced to cede significant powers to Mr. Orr under the state's plan to save the city.

The critical question is how much market share it will be forced to cede to e-books, and whether the surviving publishers will be able to sustain the fragile cottage industry, which supplies the specialist materials and finishing services required to produce high-quality printed books.

Indeed, European cashmere producers have generally been forced to cede high-volume work to Chinese competitors.

Her husband, King Kojong, remained on the throne until 1907, when he was forced to cede it to his son.

Three years earlier Béla had been forced to cede Zadar to Venice, but he retained Split and other Dalmatian provinces.

During the American Revolution, the Mohawk supported the British, and after the defeat they were forced to cede their territory.

Mr. Milosevic was forced to cede power in October 2000 after he lost a presidential election to Vojislav Kostunica.