Schwalb was the original chief executive, but the board asked him to surrender the role last year.
Gen. David H. Petraeus, then the commander of American forces in northern Iraq, wrote a letter praising him as a "man of honor and integrity," and asking him to surrender.
As Gravy and I watched, a ticker on the TV screen revealed that Power 105 had fired Star, and that the N.Y.P.D. had asked him to surrender a pistol that he was licensed to carry.
The Met sent a polite letter to his London address asking him to surrender his passport and get in touch with them 36 days after he had fled to join the Isis.
After the 2003 American-led invasion, Mr. Ahmed fled to Mosul, where Gen. David H. Petraeus, then a major general in charge of military operations in the north, praised him as a "man of honor and integrity" and asked him to surrender in a letter stating that by doing so, he could "avoid capture, imprisonment and loss of honor and dignity befitting a general officer".
William Legge, who had served with Massie in the Bishops' Wars, contacted him and asked him to "surrender Gloucester to his lawful sovereign".
"There's a sizable number of persons that have tried the traditional medicines, and now they're looking for alternate methods". Borrell's problems with officials continued on Friday, when two federal Drug Enforcement Administration agents showed up at his Anaheim clinic and asked him to surrender his license to prescribe drugs.
In the chorus, she sings "Don't surrender, surrender, surrender", before asking him to remember their "promise of forever".
To arrest white-collar defendants rather than asking them to surrender was unusual.
They resisted especially when the Bolshevik Russian government asked them to surrender all weapons.
Like Facebook, and Twitter, and the countless other websites that ask us to surrender our privacy for a small benefit, we'd gladly pony up.
