Sentence examples for allowed to surrender from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lim-Napoles met Wednesday night with Edwin Lacierda, a presidential spokesman, in a Manila cemetery and asked to be allowed to surrender directly to the president.

On Thursday, Mr. Lacierda denied that Ms. Lim-Napoles had received special treatment by being allowed to surrender directly to Mr. Aquino.

Mr. D'Amiano, who could face 20 years in prison, was allowed to surrender to the prosecutor's office on Tuesday and appeared before United States Magistrate Judge M.C.

After the sentencing, his lawyer, Mr. Marino, asked the judge if his client could be placed on bail and be allowed to surrender himself when it came time to report to prison.

The officers who are expected to be charged in connection with ticket fixing are likely to be allowed to surrender, rather than face arrest at their homes or precincts.

One of the UK's former leading chiefs on counter-terrorism has said would-be jihadis should be allowed to surrender their British passports and travel to join extremist groups.

Both complain that reporters and editors have allowed news to surrender to opinion.

He told me how he had kept his garrison fighting on, and would never have allowed them to surrender.

Prosecutors had requested that Mr. Kerik be sent to prison immediately, but Judge Robinson allowed him to surrender later to get his affairs in order in light of the length of the sentence.

After Israilov revealed the location of a weapons cache, they put him through an amnesty system which allowed rebels to surrender without legal consequences (many of them joined Kadyrov's own armed forces, as did Umar for a while).

Heymann also indicated he was angered that Swartz started a "wild Internet campaign" against his prosecution after he allowed him to surrender without being arrested, according to the report.