Samuel Zell on Wednesday ceded one of his titles at the helm of the Tribune Company to his top deputy, Randy Michaels, who was named chief executive, with Mr. Zell remaining as chairman.
"We look for all possible contacts, we use the intermediaries that can be the most useful, but we do not cede on principles — which is the nonpayment by France of ransoms," Mr. Hollande said at a news conference in Paris.
As he did in the debate over prescription drug coverage, Mr. Cheney has worked to convince conservatives that any ground that they cede on a particular issue is purely tactical, not ideological, political analysts say.
When President Abbas recently made conciliatory gestures indicating willingness to cede on the Palestinian "right of return," Netanyahu treated it as a non-event.
But the New Voyages episodes he was executive-producing (he'd already ceded the on-screen Kirk role to another actor) were still in post-production and clocked in around an hour.
It was ceded to India on a de facto basis on 14 August 1949 and de jure on 2 May 1950.
Moreover, the plan would seem to give a greater public role to Iraqi authorities, something United States officials are eager to display amid doubts here about the true extent of power that will be ceded to Iraqis on June 30.
The Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky, is facing his own re-election race and appears to have ceded leadership on the gun issue to more junior senators, Mr. Cruz, on the pro-gun group side of the debate, and Senator Mark Steven Kirk of Illinois, who supports new regulations.
We have ceded leadership on this issue to other countries".
