Sentence examples for can cede from inspiring English sources

The company also needs to assess the degree to which it can cede control over an activity.

It added that, even if national legislators duly become more active, there are limits to the powers that they can cede to Europe.

The extraordinary powers granted to Mr. Chertoff may test the limits of how much of its own authority Congress can cede to another branch of the government.

At the same time, automakers must take steps to educate customers about how much control they can cede to the vehicle.

"Many people leave the city grudgingly, and the reason they can cede defeat and leave is the value proposition," said Alex Silberman, a broker with Keller Williams Realty who works in Essex County, N.J.

That way we can cede the centre to the social democrats in New er) Labour and the Lib Dem rump and concentrate on building a mass movement that represents the aspirations of millions of people for a radical alternative.

Neither can it cede the seas.

The second phase is when all these automated features combine into a system where there is enough feedback and enough assurance against failure that the driver can temporarily cede control to the machine.

Further, he argued, the terms of the contract laid out a division of management for a set period of a few years, and that condition was met; beyond that, he said, no company can permanently cede the right to make management changes.

Toxoplasma-infected cell cultures can also cede control of their cell cycle, progressing through G1/S and halting at G2/M and Toxoplasma attaches to, and invades host cells in S phase up to 4 times more efficiently than host cells in G1 [8]–[11].

However, they do acknowledge that power can be ceded upwards when necessary.