Sentence examples for needs to be ceded from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more needs to be ceded than Asher thinks it politic to admit.

Engaging in this in any other way would be ceding ground to Republicans that perhaps there needs to be other restrictions".

Existing Disease Registers could continue to function, but would no longer need to devote resources to the task of matching the identities in incoming notifications to their databases – this task would be ceded to the Population Register, hopefully with some gain in efficiency due to greater automation and economy of scale.

Being committed to the decision-making outcomes associated with joint PLA negotiations requires that decision-making autonomy be ceded to a collective process.

Monday should be ceded to American football.

Afghanistan cannot be ceded to the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

Which is to say yes, I cede the point that there was something tonally off when there didn't need to be.

"We shouldn't be ceding powers to European institution.

However, Lord Lawson said any such renegotiations would be "inconsequential" as "any powers ceded by the member states to the EU are ceded irrevocably".

That position, Miyamoto observed, has been ceded to smartphones, which are now "powerful and stable enough to meet the level of performance we need for our games".

Bukovina was ceded to Austria in 1775.