Sentence examples for a plan to surrender from inspiring English sources

There is little question that troops deployed to Afghanistan would continue their missions, as would warships now off the coast of Syria to pressure President Bashar al-Assad's government to adhere to a plan to surrender its chemical weapons stockpile.

Igor Korotchenko, editor of the Russian journal National Defense, said Assad had little choice but to accept a plan to surrender Syria's chemical weapons.

This bizarre plan to surrender the rights of a public-sector company to a multinational corporation led to an outcry in India, forcing the government to undertake a damage-control exercise.

According to a senior Libyan military official, Saif al-Islam and former intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senussi plan to surrender through an unnamed neighboring country, Reuters reports.

He said his forces did not plan to surrender their weapons until they were satisfied that a good national army and police force had been formed to protect the country.

Before the war, Terry Peck had vehemently opposed London's "leaseback" plan to surrender sovereignty to Argentina, which in return would lease the islands back to Britain for 100 years.

He has stalled since then, prompting charges he does not plan to surrender power after 26 years of inept rule.

The United States military command said today that it planned to surrender an American Army sergeant, convicted of severely injuring a woman in a motor vehicle accident, to Korean authorities.

Hank Williams Jr plans to surrender on a warrant issued after a waitress in Memphis claimed he had assaulted her, his publicist said.

In the days that followed, Mr. Acevedo spoke several times with a friend he had met in prison, saying he planned to surrender to the police.

Kelly Sarber, a spokeswoman for Merco, said the company had no plans to surrender its contract to export sludge, and city officials said they had no plans to hand over sludge to anyone else.