The phrase "a surrender for a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a specific context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The terms of a surrender for a peace treaty were discussed at the meeting."
Alternatives: "an agreement for a" or "a concession for a".
"This is absolutely a surrender for labor," said Mike Masik Sr., the union leader at Harley-Davidson, the motorcycle maker, not even trying to paper over the defeat.
That evening, a local woman, likely Bowie's cousin-in-law Juana Navarro Alsbury, approached Santa Anna to negotiate a surrender for the Alamo defenders.
Chief Michael McGrath said Thursday night that Davenport would be given a chance to surrender for a court appearance on the misdemeanors.
However, with all that goes before, it is more likely that Bella Swan surrendered her mortality (and what more can you surrender?) for a murderous love, and a private island.
For now, however, the consensus in the organization is that while the top offensive prospect, Alfonso Soriano, may have to be moved from shortstop to another position, he is too good a player to surrender for a left fielder at this time.
The essence of the contract labourer's obligation is his surrender for a specified period of the freedom to quit his work and his employer.
It seemed that either it was a preparation for a surrender or a preparation of a scenario in which a defenseless policeman would get shot and provide an excuse for Milosevic to bring in the army".
Lawyers for the South African authorities argued that if Mr Dewani was permitted bail there were substantial grounds for suspecting he would not surrender for an extradition hearing.
Resistance brought certain destruction, but at Balkh, now in Afghanistan, the population was slaughtered in spite of a prompt surrender, for tactical reasons.
Could it be that pure coincidence has clouded our understanding of the surrender for half a century?
