Sentence examples for again surrender from inspiring English sources

But the initiative is open to criticism for promoting a model that pressures African states to again surrender political and economic autonomy.

He said that Mr. Jackson would again surrender his passport upon his return and would not be allowed to leave the country again until the case is completed.

When Parliament reassembled in January 1784, the government was at once defeated by 39 votes on a virtual motion of censure, but Pitt refused to resign, and George III was prepared to abdicate rather than again surrender to the Fox North coalition.

Mustafa said that it was unlikely that the KRG would again surrender the city, as it had in 2003.

With the Chinese canal, its sovereignty is once again surrendered to a foreign power".

In 1778 it again surrendered to the British, who used its harbours as a naval base, but, by the Peace of Versailles, Saint Lucia was once more restored to France.

Soon after the outbreak of the War of 1812, Detroit was again surrendered to the British, but the Americans recaptured it in September 1813.

Hill had shown a turn of pace to get to the line ahead of Graham Kitchener after Leicester had again surrendered possession in their own territory.

An hour earlier, he'd seemed to wilt again, surrendering a large lead in his strongest event, the two-hundred-metre butterfly, to the lunging South African Chad le Clos.

Savage again surrendered possession, this time near his own corner flag, Bjarne Goldbaek surged forward purposefully from the right, the expected challenge failed to materialise and the Dane drove it home.

Khalid and his family retained 34% ownership, but he again surrendered his management positions.