Tom refused to budge.

Something has to give.

Never give up. Never give in.

I would rather die than yield.

Tom isn't going to budge.

In a situation like this, there is nothing for it but to give in.

We had to yield to their request.

You must not yield to temptation.

We must give in in some extent if we want to get to an agreement.

(a) The assignor has the right to assign the receivable

We mustn't give way to these impudent demands.

The kidnappers showed no sign of giving up.

That can result in shifts of business activity from one country to another, and can also lead to reductions in public revenues, both at Community level and at national or regional level.

The foundation of this house is beginning to weaken.

Politics must not be allowed to give way before economics.

Baba Shiv Sometimes it's good to give up the driver's seat

We are moving faster towards the dismantling of Community preference, and by scrap ping the system of refunds, the Community is agreeing voluntarily to give up parts of the world market to American exporters.

Do you really think it is weakness that yields to temptation? I tell you that there are terrible temptations which it requires strength, strength and courage to yield to.

I'd rather die than yield to this sort of demand.

Now, in America, in fact, you cannot give up your right to trial by jury.

Finally I would mention that it is necessary to revise the quantity for defining smallscale producers.

The Community's ability to negotiate has been damaged and the image of the Commission, which normally should operate as a collegiate body, has been tarnished.

So, something has got to give. And that is what I want.

The explanatory memorandum simply states that this directive is needed

He began to indulge in drinking after he lost his wife.

Well the meaning of yield is You must yield the right of way.

This policy encouraged Fatah not to cede any power to Hamas in the West Bank, engendering the split in occupied Palestine.

Doing so would yield crucial ground in the political battle over how best to serve the country and its people.

Quite con la guerra las causas para la protesta y abandónelo ninguna sumisión, ningún ceder.

Mr Andriessen, I shall only ask you one question why multilateralism? why give in to the United States of America ?

It is always dangerous to give the impression of being the first to blink when facing authoritarian regimes.

On the timetable to which Mr Herman referred, we agree with him that the transitional phase must be as short as possible.

Chancellor Kohl said in Venice last Friday that united Germany was prepared to cede sovereignty to Europe.

But voters are far from enthusiastic about the prospect of ceding more authority to Europe.

In the hope of breaking the deadlock, Obama signaled his willingness to compromise.

As for Syria, the only plausible route to normalcy begins with forcing President Bashar al Assad to cede power.

By conceding at the right time on an issue of no importance, Draghi achieved an enormous breakthrough that really mattered to the ECB.

It is in this context that we must look at the meeting of Community foreign ministers held in Asolo on 6 and 7 October last in preparation for the Intergovernmental Conference.

After peaking at 24 in 1994, inflation began to decline in 1995. But GDP growth soon began deteriorating rapidly.

But it does not mean giving in to external pressure, or giving up what makes France French.

When the year expired, Eteocles was to abdicate, allowing his brother to rule for a year.

If the European Monetary Union is to survive and ultimately thrive, its leaders must not be tempted by facile solutions.

There are the Security Council's resolutions 242 338, which are still not being complied with.

Nobody likes to give up national sovereignty, least of all, it seems, politicians on the left.

As the person in charge of Iran s nuclear policy, compromising is as dangerous for him as digging in his heels.