Lincoln would settle for nothing short of a cession of resistance to the federal government and an end to slavery; the Confederates would not even concede that they and the Union were one nation.
In the report's forward, Dr Cassandra Goldie, CEO of ACOSS, calls for government action and a cession of high income tax cuts.
In early September 1938, Chamberlain's search for appeasement led him to begin negotiations for a partial cession of the territory.
Urged on by France and by his own ambitions, Peter IV underwrote Henry of Trastámara's claims to the Castilian throne in exchange for a promised cession of one-sixth of Castile.
On November 3, 1828, President John Quincy Adams, having been told that the executions would likely spark another uprising, pardoned the prisoners in exchange for a land cession.
Further, as the formal and practical barriers to revocation of the act of dynamic incorporation become higher, that act comes closer to a cession of sovereignty, and for democratic polities, such sessions entail a democratic loss.
He succeeded in adjusting certain minor issues and in gaining a cession of territory in what is now southern New Mexico and Arizona.
Cessio bonorum, (Latin: "a cession of goods"), in Roman law, a voluntary surrender of goods by a debtor to his creditors.
Thereafter a cession might be made.
Let me remark, if not already remarked, that there must be a cession, by particular states, of the district to Congress, and that the states may settle the terms of the cession.
