Examples of using Cede in English and their translations into Danish
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it eventually had to cede competence to the Member States.
mainly with nocturnal pain and may cede the administration of anti-inflammatory.
Instead of trying to compete with the EPTat European venues the WPT should cede that market and work hand-in-hand with the EPT to design schedules that do not conflict with one another.
Norway may cede the chair of the Mixed Committee meeting at the level of senior officials
The Swiss delegation may cede the chair of the Mixed Committee meeting at the level of senior officials
Once again, the king had to cede territory, his royal wings had been clipped
Children aged 8 to 13 years of age should cede the 20 minute therapeutic bath
As“ringleader” of the Protestant Schmalkaldian alliance the Wettin Electoral Prince had suffered a catastrophic military defeat against the Catholic crown and had to cede his old seat
It is not the case that the dollar bananas have done anything like cede any of the market and that the Americans are doing less business;
agreed to give Margaret an army on condition that she cede the town of Berwick to Scotland
Imagine the rivers of gravy that banks will have to agonizingly watch themselves cede to the new rulers of the financial world,
one can conclude that the Americans had to compromise and cede more responsibility to the Danes than they had originally expected.
Officially cede any right to appeal,
Reinsurance premiums due from ceding and retroceding insurance undertakings, including portfolio entries.
Spain ceded Florida to Britain.
They have confessed and ceded their lands to your holy office.
The population instantly ceded to the Court's army. Thus.
Ceding laws is quite normal.
Omar Navarro has ceded power to his nephew Javier Emilio Elizondro.
I already ceded jurisdiction.