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Some Afghan and Western officials said the attack could be an early warning about the risks of ceding ground as the U.

But the Chinese government has no intention of ceding all of that future business to foreign aircraft makers.

It would be a shame to head down the UK's road by ceding global leadership to generate short-term cost savings.

To boost revenue, Mr. Mukherjee said, the government will continue to sell stakes in state-run companies without ceding control.

Are we going to be as graceful in ceding power, if that scenario continues to play out, as Britain was to us?

CEO Tim Cook also previously stated that Apple would not be " ceding any market" and that "price is a big factor in the prepaid market. "

The voluntary ceding of power by a ruler who was under no compulsion to do so is an unprecedented event in Russian history.

The world's leading economies have been ceding jobs to low-income rivals since the industrial revolution.

National regulatory authorities, including in Germany, have been sceptical about ceding supervisory powers to the ECB.

The event left many people fearful of the amount of personal information they were ceding to a private, profit-hungry enterprise.

But just imagine that the exasperated northerners were dreaming of something more radical: fully ceding sovereign authority.

His board had long been hinting that he needed to put a succession plan in place, and, at 70, Land was coaxed into ceding his chairmanship.

As the boom gathers pace, even banks that are wary of making fresh loans carry on for fear of ceding ground to rivals.

This will almost certainly not happen. Ceding the military paradigm altogether would severely limit Mr. Obama's ability to fight terrorism.

Its own attempted takeover of Unocal, a Californian oil firm, in 2005 was scuppered by American concerns about ceding ownership to China.

But to walk away from Taiwan would in effect mean ceding to China the terms of unification.

America is unilaterally ceding its global leadership in education, science and infrastructure.

I had prided myself on being quite the enlightened husband for ceding control of our day-to-day finances.

When you move from indoors to outdoors you're ceding an element of control over the light.

In addition, the Vatican still maintains diplomatic ties with Taiwan, and Beijing remains skittish at the idea of ceding authority to Rome.

Ceding your control over low-level details is a general trend in software development.

Other countries are racing ahead on crafting trade deals, and we're standing still, which means you're falling behind and ceding market.

Apple isn't claiming victory in the Space Race -- it's ceding space to the competition.

Ceding sovereignty to Europe is a political hot potato in Britain.

Refusing to hand over technology would mean ceding a major source of growth and profit.

Mr Abbas has something to show for ceding a measure of control. Hamas has accepted him as the Palestinian president.

But ceding land to foreigners, to manage it and claim the products, are acutely sensitive issues in Africa.

On Wednesday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accused the Pakistani government of ceding more and more territory to the Taliban.

China never recognised that agreement, nor indeed the treaties ceding Hong Kong island and Kowloon in perpetuity.

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