Sentence examples for amount to surrender from inspiring English sources

Similar words in another context were heard Sunday; failure to vote would amount to surrender.

This week's agreement to enter a "reconciliation process" did not amount to surrender on their main demand for an early election.

To skeptics, including the Israeli government and many in Congress, even enrichment of uranium to 5% purity — the level used for civil power plants — would amount to surrender.

British officials had argued that many of the nearly 300 British soldiers who have been killed in the war died fighting in Helmand, and that giving way to the Marines would amount to surrendering territory that had been won with British lives.

Mr. Uribe had thrown his support and political prestige behind Oscar Iván Zuluaga, who charged that the peace discussions and eventual agreement amounted to surrendering to the communist guerrillas.

The diner, the Starrett-Lehigh Coffee Shop, on the 26th Street side of the building, was offered an undisclosed amount of money to surrender its lease.

As it turned out, Tottenham made it clear that it would not be pressured or tempted or seduced by any amount of money to surrender Bale, at least for now, and he will stay at Tottenham for the 2013-14 season.

In that case, telling tent-dwelling enthusiasts of participatory democracy to go home and actually participate in our democracy amounts to telling them to surrender to the oligarchs.

Mr. Forgeard was released on bail of an unspecified amount and did not have to surrender his passport, according to two people with knowledge of the case.

But, then again, internet users have often shown themselves to be happy to surrender vast amounts of personal information in exchange for all manner of seemingly trivial benefits.

The move would amount to unconditional surrender by the country's most delegate-rich state in the contest to influence the presidential nomination process.