Examples of using Ceded in English and their translations into Hungarian
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down the Chinese coast until 1842 when the defeated Qing Dynasty ceded the port of Hong Kong to the British
but gradually ceded control of the regi n in subsequent decades.
Ningbo, and Shanghai open ports, paid in $21 million in reparations to the English, and ceded Hong Kong by the treaty that they were made to sign.
Great Britain recognized the independence of the United States(with western boundaries to the Mississippi River) and ceded Florida to Spain.
actively channelled supplies to the Partisans- particularly after the NDH ceded Dalmatia to Italy.
From a territorial standpoint, the Treaty of Saint-Germain as a dictated peace signed with Austria also 100 years ago, which ceded three-fourths of the country,
Following World War Two, Finland ceded 11% of its territory and 30% of its economic assets to
Hong Kong might have remained a sleepy fishing village had the Chinese not ceded control to the British during the opium wars of the mid-1800s.
Also in October, Gilberto ceded the Brazilian captaincy to Lúcio upon his compatriot's return from injury.
Steiner admitted that Magnussen could have ceded ninth place to Perez
So that the state could pay interest for the use of the money produced with the banknote press ceded to the money oligarchy
The territory ceded from Russia, the first defeated nation of World War I, in Brest-Litovsk was at approximately 1 million square kilometers as large in a territory as Germany herself.
The name of the range comes to us from the Sicel king Hyblon, who ceded part of his domain to Greek colonists who founded Megara Hyblaea.
i.e. it shall not be ceded, sold, leased or in any other way away.
even today only recently ceded second place to China.
they had to negotiate for rights ceded to the Spirit Riders.
the NDH annexed the territory ceded to Italy in 1941.
before being ceded to Italy, which unified the country in 1934.
(a) the activity consisting in accepting risks ceded by an insurance undertaking or third-country insurance undertaking, or by another reinsurance undertaking or third-country reinsurance undertaking, or.
The proposals would disallow tax deductions on reinsurance ceded by non-US companies to offshore affiliates.