Sentence examples for been forced to cede from inspiring English sources

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

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

Overnight, Kimaiyo had been forced to cede control of the operation to Julius Karangi, who had argued for a more aggressive approach throughout the crisis.

Charlie Crist, Florida's governor, has been forced to cede the Republican Senate nomination to far-right conservative Marco Rubio and run as an independent because he accepted stimulus funds and hugged Barack Obama.

Having been forced to cede the Gilberts, the Japanese elected next to defend the Marshalls, in order both to absorb Allied forces and to strain the latters' extended lines of supply.

Eight years after the Arab Spring forced out autocrats elsewhere in the region, it seemed to finally be Algeria's turn: An autocrat had been forced to cede some power by the street.

In 1633 Charles was forced to cede his capital, Nancy, to France for four years.

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

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.

A few days later (March 23) the Lithuanian government was forced to cede Memel (Klaipeda), next to the northern frontier of East Prussia, to Germany.