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Thus Britain would have to hold a referendum to adopt the single currency or to cede its vetoes over EU foreign policy, for instance.

On June 14th, however, he appeared to cede ground when he said that "the lowest possible rates" of income tax could help curb tax evasion.

They want to know, she said, if the United States will cede its global leadership role by restricting engagement with the United Nations.

After shooting a 65, he took a quick lead ahead of his South Korean and Australian rivals, only to cede his position on day two.

Progress on such a scheme is always likely to stall because euro-zone countries are reluctant to cede any control of their public finances.

The Chinese state-owned firms did not need capital so badly that they were prepared to cede control to foreigners.

Analysts are eyeing France for signals on how much decision-making power countries are prepared to cede, starting with bank supervision.

No member is prepared to cede its national sovereignty, even on an issue as patently transnational as the Mekong.

Even if China's reticence holds this time, Beijing is not likely to cede the U. S. Navy carte blanche to range throughout the Yellow Sea.

It has become plausible, even tempting to investors, for him to cede the running of News Corporation to his children.

Maybe, but I'm not ready to cede the 21st century to China just yet.

Germany would even be prepared to cede some national sovereignty in return for closer economic and political ties, she says.

Business owners generally have no desire to cede control and often are in no immediate need for cash.

Since early this decade, central banks have had to cede control of long-term interest rates to global market forces.

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As in many parts of Asia, the country's family-owned conglomerates have traditionally been reluctant to cede control to outsiders.

Despite all this, it still seems too early to cede America's future to the Lone Star state.

Mr. Gbagbo has refused for months to cede power to Mr. Ouattara, the U. N. -certified winner of last November's presidential election.

I have to say, on both occasions I got the impression the parents were relieved to cede authority to us to save their child's life.

ECOWAS has threatened to remove Mr. Gbagbo by force if he does not cede power to rival Alassane Ouattara.

Data for the last two months of the year are unlikely to cause China to cede that hard-won crown.

But a key stumbling black continues to be U. S. reluctance to cede any power in Iraq.

This trend started with Apple's iPhone in 2007. AT&T wanted that sexy new smart phone so much that it agreed to cede some control to Apple.

Brazil rejected a request from Argentina to cede some of its contracted shipments of natural gas from Bolivia.

But if local governments still need a bail-out after that, they will have to cede some of their budgetary freedoms to Beijing.

A country with an uncompetitive exchange rate will struggle to sell its wares abroad and will also cede its home market to foreign firms.

This newspaper has argued that the Fed should cede responsibility for the micro management of American banks.

I will not cede the wind or solar or battery industry to China or Germany.

It has suspended Niger, saying it may impose sanctions on junta members if they prove reluctant to cede power.

Over time the problems of succession and attracting outside capital will eventually cause families to cede control.

Many Americans may find it tempting to turn inward, and cede our claim of leadership in world affairs.

This second step will be awkward, because votes cannot be taken from members that do not want to cede them.

To cede some degree of autonomy need not set a dangerous precedent , nor need it be a Trojan horse for full independence .

Ultimately, the rise of Asia may force the West to cede power, but it is not going to do so gracefully.

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They help to ensure that losing candidates will accept the validity of the election's results and cede power to the new government.

Mr. Whitacre, 68, will remain chairman until December, when he will cede that title to Mr. Akerson as well.

We introduce agents, brokers, intermediaries, media and 'representatives' to whom we cede power and responsibility.

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Fritz Henderson, GM's chief operating officer, went further on March 3rd, saying that GM might even be willing to cede control to save Opel.

Entrepreneurs in the region are known to be reluctant to cede control to private equity.

Mice are not smart animals, but I cede a grudging respect at being outwitted in this manner.

In return, Congo would cede majority rights in a joint venture to develop copper and cobalt concessions.

Cede power and bind them in, and interests and problems are shared.

America wants to cede overall control as soon as it has carried out the bulk of the initial bombing.

America was reluctant to cede any legal power to a supranational authority.

Now With your powerful Qin, first 15-cup cede to Zhao, Zhao Bao-bi but how dare offend the king left behind?

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They are all but certain to lose their current majority of governorships, and to cede ground to the Republicans in state legislatures.

Why would they want to cede power peacefully when faced with the precedents of Mubarak (trial and imprisonment) and Gaddafi (lynching)?

Investors who seek long-term gains may be happy to cede control if they think the boss is a genius.

The rules stipulated that for each pair, one person, the giver, could cede a part of their money to the other, the trustee.

Taiwan won't cede its information technology competitiveness easily.

President Obama is likely to face resistance from unions that fear any new trade pacts may cede jobs to nations abroad.

Britain, notably, does not accept that everything about the Anglo-Saxon model has failed, nor is it about to cede more power to Brussels.

Casino should have wondered in 2005 whether a restless and notoriously controlling partner like Mr Diniz would ever cede power.

I refuse to cede the entire discussion about proper child-rearing to mothers, Tiger or otherwise.

Yet other schools might work better if their heads had the guts to cede more power .

The sale would follow recommendations from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that the government should cede control of state banks.

But it (China) doesn't need the money, and therefore there's no need to cede control.

European governments have been reluctant to cede power to the IMF and other forums.

Germany and Japan need to cede to the emerging economies industries in which they are no longer competitive.

It's all but certain by year-end to cede the crown as world's largest auto maker, which Toyota snatched from General Motors Corp. in 2008.

Analysts say News Corp's step to cede majority control in Xing Kong confirms this strategy.

Another issue is the willingness of the old world to cede power.

America would never cede control of the world order, and in any case China would never seek to exert hegemony .

Better to cede power that way than in a coup or bloody insurrection.

He says this is because management still has received no commitment from Mr Koo Sr to cede control to a new investor.

as a weakened country to cede territory to China.

Mr. Gbagbo says he will not cede power to U. N. -endorsed election winner, Alassane Ouattara.

Party member Robert Moute says elders need to cede top positions to younger members and support them without suffocating them.

AIG would pay a penal interest rate and cede to the state an equity stake of just under 80%.

But the other political parties have been doing their best to justify Maoist suspicions that the Nepali elite will never cede power to them.

Only then would the soldiers cede executive powers.

Historically this has been strongly supported in Britain, as seen in our reluctance to cede power to the courts or the European Union.

In 2007 a law was passed obliging all white- and foreign-owned companies to "cede" a 51% stake to black Zimbabweans.

The tablet is symbolic of Amazon's remarkable ability to adapt and reluctance to cede the future to anyone.

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They cede power with the belief, however wishful, they will be better off.

"If you deny you are in power, you cannot cede power, " he argues.

Mr Green will cede responsibility for group strategy to Mr Geoghegan, though he will remain executive chairman.

When people have hope in the future, they will not cede their lives to violence and extremism.

and few of them want to cede power to multilateral organisations.

forced Spain to cede Florida and the Gulf coast.

The main dispute: How to persuade Mr. Qaddafi to cede power.

Yet he has a tendency to cede to populism, and not just in economic matters.

It added that, even if national legislators duly become more active, there are limits to the powers that they can cede to Europe.

Is there a way to elegantly cede Asia to China?

So it is obvious the west must cede ground.

And they'll have to cede some control to the TiVos of the world.

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