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Meaning of ceding back
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ceding back (n)
the act of ceding back
ceding back Sentence Examples
- After years of negotiations, the treaty involved ceding back control of the disputed territory to its original inhabitants.
- The company faced public pressure to consider ceding back portions of its acquired land to local communities for conservation efforts.
- Diplomatic talks focused on the terms of ceding back sovereignty to the formerly occupied nation.
- The government announced plans for gradually ceding back emergency powers to the parliament as stability returned to the country.
- The indigenous tribe demanded the return of their sacred lands, urging the government to cede back control of the territory.
- With the conflict resolved, both parties agreed to the process of ceding back control of the border regions.
- The landlord decided to cede back ownership of the property to the original tenants, acknowledging their right to the land.
- The colonial power faced mounting pressure to consider ceding back control of its overseas territories to local governance.
- The corporation initiated discussions on ceding back operational control of certain branches to franchisees to streamline operations.
- International agreements outlined the steps for ceding back administrative authority to the newly formed government.
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the act of ceding back
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After years of negotiations, the treaty involved ceding back control of the disputed territory to its original inhabitants.
The company faced public pressure to consider ceding back portions of its acquired land to local communities for conservation efforts.
Diplomatic talks focused on the terms of ceding back sovereignty to the formerly occupied nation.
The government announced plans for gradually ceding back emergency powers to the parliament as stability returned to the country.
