Sentence examples for ceding them from inspiring English sources

For $995, it helps people walk away from their homes, ceding them to the banks in foreclosure.

They might also help regional leaders help themselves by ceding them enhanced borrowing powers to fund grand municipal projects.

The unveiling ended a nearly yearlong struggle between national archivists and the Richard Nixon Foundation, a group of Nixon loyalists who controlled the former president's papers until ceding them to the National Archives four years ago.

There's an opposite trend in this area, too: instead of engaging, persuading, and convincing outside shareholders, some managers have arranged things so that they can take money from them without ceding them control.

In the meantime, the British had established a trading post at Port Natal (now Durban) in 1824, and that same year they signed a treaty with Shaka ceding them Port Natal and about 50 miles (80 km) of coastline to a depth of 100 miles (160 km) inland.

Borrowing households lose control over physical assets, the ability to determine its pattern of consumption, and use of labor, ceding them all to the community and the microfinance lending agency.

Mr. Feinberg not only grasps his adversaries' motives, he cedes them principled ones.

"We must fight for these traditions and not cede them to others.

Do we cede them to the religious and just look like a bunch of Calvinists?

Syria's president, Bashar Assad, ceded them to a group known as the Democratic Unity Party (PYD) so that he could concentrate his fight against rebels elsewhere.

The principality lost the neighbouring towns of Menton and Roquebrune in 1848 and finally ceded them to France under the terms of the Franco-Monegasque treaty of 1861.