I can't cede the territories.

You will cede to Egypt all the territories I have demanded.

A second treaty, between France and Sardinia, saw France cede Lombardy to Sardinia.

I've learned to cede control of the classroom over to the students over time.

We cannot indeed, must not cede to terror by building walls around and within our societies.

By your authority as proconsul of Rome you will cede to Egypt immediately the following territories

Moreover, states must be prepared to cede some sovereignty to world bodies if the international system is to function.

Perhaps it is not necessary for Argentina to cede sovereignty to Britain if that concept is difficult for it.

The Co Chairmen had intense negotiations with the Serb side, which initially was reluctant to cede any territory at all.

Nevertheless, on climate change, poverty, and other issues, the conventional wisdom is that the UN should cede responsibility to the G 20.

And no one can cede Palestine on behalf of the Palestinian people or Al Quds Al Sharif on behalf of the Muslims.

National governments are unlikely to cede significant control to transnational institutions, and harmonizing rules would not benefit societies with diverse needs and preferences.

After the conquest of Finland by Russian armies in 1808 Sweden had to cede Finland to Russia in 1809 (the Treaty of Fredrikshamn).

Could Muhammad have so radically changed his world without such faith, without the refusal to cede to the arrogance of closed minded certainty?

Could Muhammad have so radically changed his world without such faith, without the refusal to cede to the arrogance of closed minded certainty?

I will not cede the wind or solar or battery industry to China or Germany because we refuse to make the same commitment here.

This policy rationale was underscored by his warning that America cannot cede to other nations the technology that will power new jobs and new industries.

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.

Since its inception last February, the NTC has consistently declared itself to be a transitional body that would cede power to an elected government once the country was liberated.

Tony Blair, once an ardent pro European (at least by Britain s undemanding standards), might finally have to cede power to Gordon Brown, who is famously cold to European integration.

Arrangements are being made in the Republic of Serbia, however, for the military to cede control to the police, but time and money will be needed before they are complete.

The High Commissioner also urges the Attorney General to issue clear instructions so that prosecutors do not cede jurisdiction to the military criminal justice system in cases unconnected to that jurisdiction.

The second was that of drug related crimes or other serious crimes under national law, in respect of which some States might desire that the Court cede its jurisdiction to them.

It will listen to petitions and hear opinions, but it refuses to cede even a millimetre of the plenary sovereignty it exercises over a nation it seized as booty of war.

The other option is to cede more sovereignty to the EU, which implies not only the survival of the euro, but also, and perhaps more importantly, the birth of Europe s political union.

EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN Turkey has over the past few weeks become the spearhead of a joint Western Arab Turkish policy aimed at forcing President Bashar al Assad to cede power in Syria.

At the Treaties of Brömsebro (1645) and Roskilde (1658), Denmark had been forced to cede the islands of Gotland and Ösel, all of its eastern territories on the Scandinavian Peninsula, and parts of Norway.

Likewise, in his second inaugural address, US President Barack Obama discussed climate change more than any other issue, saying, We cannot cede to other nations the technology that will power new jobs and new industries.

There are two types of conflicts of interest among the government bodies. First, China s powerful bureaucracy is disinclined to cede its powers in the name of liberalization and a shift toward a more market oriented economy.

This approach advocates, as an exceptional measure, that the United Nations University (UNU) should cede a portion of its Endowment Fund, corresponding to the amount required to cover UNITAR expenditures for a period of three years.

The legislation agreed by the Defence Reform Commission during the reporting period (but adopted by the entity parliaments thereafter) will mean that the entities cede their remaining defence responsibilities and institutions to the State on 1 January 2006.

In accordance with the 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.

Turkey believed that by signing protocols with Armenia and clearly indicating its readiness to open the border, the Armenians could somehow be cajoled or pressured into resolving the Nagorno Karabakh problem more quickly or cede territories surrounding Nagorno Karabakh.

As noted in the report of the Panel on United Nations Peace Operations, rules of engagement should be sufficiently robust and not force United Nations contingents to cede the initiative to their attackers (A 55 305 S 2000 809, para. 49).

During the legal procedure, they then cede 50 dunums in order to give the impression that there is justice and that it is useful to address oneself to this judiciary. quot (Mr. Khader Shkirat, witness no. 15, A AC.145 RT.638)

We are aware of the financial crisis, but we believe that with the technical knowledge and the commitment that the Secretariat and even the Member States themselves can dedicate to prioritizing agenda items we can determine who must cede to whom and what to what.

The Committee noted that, in accordance with General Assembly resolutions 47 68 and 48 39, the Legal Subcommittee, through its Working Group on agenda item 3, under the chairmanship of Franz Cede (Austria), had considered the question of early review and possible revision of the Principles.

After President Izetbegovic apos s temporary withdrawal from the negotiations because of the continued fighting, especially around Sarajevo, the Co Chairmen did their best to make further progress and in particular to persuade the Serb and Croat sides to cede more territory, and clarify points of contention, in bilateral talks.