Sentence examples for would be ceded from inspiring English sources

It was understood that Lombardy would be ceded by France to its ally Piedmont.

But economic and labour-market policy would be co-ordinated, and foreign and defence policy would be ceded to the federation.

The Israeli press has reported that between 90 and 92 percent would be ceded -- much more than the 60 or 75percentthatat had been generally thought.

Under the proposed agreement, which was announced last week, the Corcoran's collection would be ceded to the National Gallery while GWU would operate Corcoran College of Art and Design and assume ownership, including responsibility for long-needed repairs, of the landmark building on 17th Street.

According to the plan, an 80% share of the Hambantota deep sea port as well as land for the massive new industrial zone would be ceded to China for the next 99 years in exchange for $1.1 billion in debt relief.

That role would be ceded to the magic of the international gold market.

But that idea runs into problems because parliament would be ceding to the courts the decision on what constitutes contempt.

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

In a speech the previous day Manuel Valls, the prime minister, condemned anti-Semitism, declaring that, without its Jews, "France would no longer be France".Some Jewish leaders caution that leaving France would be ceding to terror.

Juilliard announced in January that Mr. DePreist, who has been the school's director of conducting and orchestral studies since 2004, would be ceding his position in the fall to the New York Philharmonic's music director, Alan Gilbert.

But when the top GOP super PACs raised about four times as much as the top Democratic super PACs in 2011, it was clear he would be ceding a major political advantage by continuing to shun super PACs.