Sentence examples for cessions from from inspiring English sources

There was considerable harshness in relations with Belgium, which not only abandoned its neutrality for a close alliance with France but demanded territorial cessions from Holland.

The argument is that the United States acquired the original ownership of all rights in the water as well as the lands in the North Platte basin by cessions from France, Spain and Mexico in 1803, 1819, and 1848, and by agreement with Texas in 1850.

After the conclusion of the First Sino-Japanese War in April 1895, the Treaty of Shimonoseki was signed, which included several territorial cessions from China to Japan, most importantly Taiwan and the eastern portion of the bay of the Liaodong Peninsula including Port Arthur.

The right so acquired are as definite and complete as if they were obtained by direct cession from the federal government.

Thus, for teaching and research purposes, 'direct action' could be defined as all physicochemical processes that occur after energy cession from the ionizing radiation to the tissues.

As the whites increased in number north of the Indian Boundary Line, in northern Illinois and what is now southern Wisconsin, particularly in the vicinity of the lead mines, cessions were obtained from the Indian nations of much of this territory.

Art. 3. From the cessions aforesaid, there shall be reserved for the use of the undernamed chiefs and their bands, the following tracts of land, viz.: For Wauponehsee, five sections of land at the Grand Bois on Fox River of the Illinois where Shaytee's village now stands.

Identifying the nature of the interactions is important for future design of methodologies for economical and environmentally safe oil extraction from oil shale through cession of kerogen from minerals.

The same thought was expressed by the North Carolina delegation in Congress to Gov. Martin: "The eyes of every State to the northward are now turned towards the Carolinas and Georgia and expecting from them liberal cessions...

The officers of the land department, however, treated it as an actual cession of title from its date.

He made further land cessions in 1816 and 1820.