Sentence examples for authorities to surrender from inspiring English sources
If it decides the country is not prepared to hold a fair and competent trial, it can order Libyan authorities to surrender him at The Hague.
Judges at the International Criminal Court on Wednesday ordered Libyan authorities to surrender Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, a son of Libya's former leader Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, and send him to the court in The Hague "without further ado".
That message appeared this week on dozens of billboards and in graffiti on walls across Gaza, as the Hamas government began an intensive one-month campaign to urge people who collaborate with the Israeli authorities to surrender willingly in exchange for amnesty.
The Italians blockaded the port and the Duke requested permission to issue an ultimatum for the Ottoman authorities to surrender the ship lest he bombard the city with Vettor Pisani and the battleship.
Israel had published a list of Palestinian men that it suspected were behind the suicide bombs going off in Israeli cities, and wanted the Palestinian Authority to surrender them.
A former Army soldier seeking help for mental problems at a Georgia military hospital took three workers hostage at gunpoint Monday before the authorities persuaded him to surrender peacefully.
#ChristianTaylor how many hashtags now? Taylor, a 19-year-old college student, was shot by a police officer in Arlington, Texas, on 7 August, after he did not comply with instructions to surrender, authorities day.
If they fail to surrender, authorities say they will seek extradition.
Bishop O'Brien, who agreed to surrender authority in sexual abuse cases, did not respond to requests for comment.
The region's hereditary ruler, a vain, portly lord with thick plastic-framed glasses and a lush white mustache, has decided to surrender authority to an elected official.
The military that seized power with Mr. Mubarak's fall rebuffed protesters' demands to surrender authority this week, and the political elite has seemed paralyzed or defensive over the unrest.
