Examples of using Cede in English and their translations into Russian
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Where systems exist which cede power to men,
Moreover, they often cede inherited property to male kin to ensure continued male support
The Licensor may sell, cede, subcontract or otherwise transfer its rights
You shouldn't cede, Jose, this has less and less to do with original project.
Under the permit, the author had to cede part of a land tract owned by him for the purpose of the construction of a private road.
The Hungarians had to cede all war materials,
Agreements to lease or cede large areas of land should under no circumstances be allowed to trump the human rights obligations of the States concerned.
Ankara declares publicly that it will ratify those Protocols only if Armenians cede Nagorno- Karabakh, the free Artsakh, to Azerbaijan.
The Council and the Committee should exercise their authority in this matter rather than cede it to others.
that the Fund should cede its role in social development to the World Bank
BT Globenet Nominees Limited and(ii) Cede& Co. to reflect the amounts of Notes held through Euroclear
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.
whether we can cede two meetings to the Fourth Committee
terms of the Principles, the Subcommittee re-established its Working Group on the issue, under the chairmanship of my compatriot, Mr. Franz Cede, in order to review and discuss possible revisions to the Principles.
Vietnamese people for their mistreatment of French Catholic missionaries and demanded that the Vietnamese cede the port of Tourane
would prefer to improve its own standards rather than cede control over an important element of its market to other standard setters.
Cede(Austria) expressed doubts about such a possibility, maintaining that such
more advantageous bargains in advance- it dictates that the public must cede nearly all of its freedom to use published works, for just a little more publication.
The CHAIRMAN said that Mr. Franz Cede, of Austria, who had chaired the Working Group on nuclear power sources at the previous session, was not(The Chairman)
when concluding the marriage contract, cede this prerogative to the wife,