Sentence examples for in return for ceding from inspiring English sources

In the English Opening, Kramnik adopted the Botvinnik System, which gave White an iron grip on d5, in return for ceding control of d4.

In return for ceding security, Israel is demanding that the Palestinian officers -- recommissioned here for the first time since the Israelis returned in their latest operation, last November -- act to break up militant groups and seize their weapons.

Either way, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has walked away from a proposed uranium export deal which would have given Iran a supply of French-made fuel rods for its medical research reactor in return for ceding two-thirds of its existing stockpile of low-enriched uranium.

Mr. Karzai had already been working on a deal by which the Taliban, in return for amnesty, would cede power to Mullah Naqib Ullah, a Pashtun warlord from Kandahar who had friendly relations with the Taliban.

Cameron sided with Clegg in the quad meeting, according to coalition sources, in return for the Liberal Democrats ceding some ground on environmental issues.

In 1704 Dutch forces assisted in replacing Amangkurat III with his uncle, Pakubuwono I, in return for which further territory was ceded.

In return for their agreement to entirely cede their states, it gave princes a large number of guarantees.

It was also a test that Israeli leaders, from Yitzhak Rabin to Bibi Netanyahu to Ariel Sharon, felt was important enough for each to participate in land-for-peace trades with Mr. Arafat, because they each knew that there was no military solution and that any long-term peace had to involve Israel's ceding land in return for Mr. Arafat's providing security.

In return for this help Piedmont had to cede Savoy and the county of Nice to France and outlaw the Mazzinian movement; wrongly, Napoleon III held Mazzini's followers responsible for an attempt on his life made by the anarchist Felice Orsini in Paris on Jan . 14 , 1859

When Italian leaders proposed to recall Rudolf to the throne, Hugh concluded a treaty (c. 931) ceding Provence to Rudolf in return for Rudolf's renunciation of all claims to the kingdom of Italy.

The medical director had ceded his official accommodation in return for a large sum of money.