Examples of using Ceding in English and their translations into Chinese
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Membership in the EU sometimes requires ceding control to a complex web of often-inefficient Brussels-based supranational institutions.
Verizon scaled back its own TV ambitions, ceding the market to providers like Netflix and Sling TV.
In 1998, China proposed ceding the northern areas to Bhutan in exchange for the western ones.
In Idaho, CCA was accused of ceding control to prison gangs to save money on wages.
Ceding any of these struggles to extremists would have deadly consequences for the region and the world.
From a social, civic and individual point of view, ceding control of a basic Internet infrastructure to a single company is terrible.
The New York Times bemoaned that“Trump is ceding global leadership to China.”.
That serendipity, however, is unlikely to happen for a corporation that wants to take advantage of open source while ceding as little control as possible.
Algeria's President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has resigned from the post with immediate effect, ceding power in the face of massive street protests against his 20-year rule.
The French president and other European leaders have grown increasingly alarmed that the E.U. is ceding control of advanced technology to China.
The government opponent denounced Damascus intellectuals for ceding leadership of the rebellion to armed groups.
It said the disarmament was achieved by a combination of arrests, purchase of arms and voluntary ceding of arms to the Government by some fighters.
Many Indians had expected the original boundary line to run farther to the west, thereby ceding Lahore to India;
A very weak Qing Dynasty government lost the wars and the result was the ceding of Hong Kong to the British as a colony.
In the developing world, states struggle to raise finance for infrastructure projects, but ceding water provision to the private sector attracts inward investment.
Membership in the EU sometimes requires ceding control to a complex web of often-inefficient Brussels-based supranational institutions.
I personally am one of those women who's completely unafraid to delegate, in terms of ceding control over these endless, repetitive, and thankless tasks.
The administration hopes to perform a delicate balancing act: collaborating on AI with other countries, while not compromising U.S. interests or ceding any technological edge.
But the fund said that euro zone countries needed to go further, eventually issuing common debt and ceding some authority over their national finances.
Moreover, the Bolsheviks are not“ceding” us anything, for their attempts at insurrection are as doomed to defeat as was the Commune of 1871.