Usage examples of "céder quelques points" in French with translation to English

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Tu ne me ressembles pas sur plusieurs points. You differ from me in many ways.
La glace va céder sous ton poids. The ice will give under your weight.
Ces points de l'ordre du jour ont été traités en bloc pour la discussion. Those agenda items were taken up en bloc for discussion.
Il n'avait pas l'intention de la laisser conduire, mais elle l'a tellement harcelé qu'il a fini par céder. He didn't intend to let her drive but she pestered him so much that he finally gave in.
La Chine et le Japon sont différents sur bien des points. China and Japan differ in many points.
La glace va céder sous votre poids. The ice will give under your weight.
L'OMS a un projet de réduction de l'utilisation néfaste de l'alcool. Il inclue l'augmentation des taxes sur l'alcool, la réduction du nombre de points de vente d'alcool et l'augmentation de l'âge légal de consommation. Des fonctionnaires déclarent que d'autres mesures incluent des législations efficaces contre la conduite en état d'ivresse et l'interdiction des publicités pour les alcools. The WHO has a plan to reduce the harmful use of alcohol. It includes raising taxes on alcohol, reducing the number of places to buy alcohol and raising the drinking age. Officials say other measures include effective drunk driving laws and banning some alcohol advertising.
Il a fini par céder. At last he yielded.
La différence entre une fonction strictement quasi-linéaire et une fonction quasi-linéaire est que, dans le deuxième cas, la différence finie entre deux points au hasard peut être égale à zéro. The difference between a strictly quasilinear function and a quasilinear function is that, in the second case, the finite difference between two random points may be equal to zero.
Je préfèrerais plutôt mourir que céder. I would rather die than yield.
Je n'ai pas compris les points essentiels de son discours. I couldn't get the point of his speech.
Les jeunes gens sont propres à céder à la tentation. Young people are prone to fall into temptation.
Le progrès technologique est en réalité plus lent sous bien des aspects, selon certains points de vue. Technological progress is slower in actuality in many respects according to some perspectives.
Il fut assez bon pour céder son siège au vieil homme. He was so kind as to give the old man his seat.
Le riz est cultivé en plusieurs points du monde. Rice is cultivated in several parts of the world.
Tu ne dois pas céder à ces exigences. You must not give way to those demands.
Et finalement, douze points à l'Estonie! And finally, twelve points to Estonia!
Jane doit arrêter de céder à son désir de chocolat. Jane must stop giving way to her desire for chocolate.
Chacun sait que ce n'est pas un saint. En le défendant, nous accepterions et encouragerions ses points de vue. Everyone knows that he's no saint. By defending him, we'd be accepting and encouraging his views.
Il va marquer plus de dix points. He will chalk up more than ten points.
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