Sentence examples for desire to cede from inspiring English sources
Producers such as Saudi Arabia and its neighbours have no desire to cede market share to non-OPEC producers.
For years, the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan spiritual leader, has spoken of his desire to cede political authority, or "retire," as he has sometimes put it.
The desire to cede authority — even if it is only rhetorical authority — to these young representatives whose passions are not compromised by practicalities, is understandable: "Naomi Wadler is my President," tweeted the actress Tessa Thompson, giving voice to the feelings of many.
This story isn't about a woman's deep desire to cede control and responsibility.
There were notable lows – England, Wolfsburg, Nottingham Forest – but McClaren fits Sunderland's desire for a tracksuit manager keen on passing football and willing to cede considerable autonomy over recruitment to De Fanti.
But carmakers also face rigorous rules for preventing distraction, and would be unlikely to cede control of interface design entirely to operating system makers anyway, both because of this and their desire to control the customer experience.
It is very hard to cede control.
I am always happy to cede responsibility.
They are unlikely to cede powers easily.
(Tarmoh eventually chose to cede the spot).
