Sentence examples for be open to surrendering from inspiring English sources

In a speech on Monday to the Israeli Parliament, Mr. Netanyahu ruled out any dealings with Hamas but suggested that Israel would be open to surrendering most of the West Bank in a peace agreement with the Palestinians.

Captain Vladimir Aleksandrovich Popov gave the order to abandon ship, and ordered the seacocks to be opened to scuttle the vessel rather than surrender it to the Japanese.

The pardon was open to all pirates who surrendered on or before 5 September 1718, but contained a caveat stipulating that immunity was offered only against crimes committed before 5 January.

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

Because Singapore is open to capital flows, it can keep its grip on the exchange rate only by surrendering control over monetary policy.

While petitioner was open to a new location and a new career outside the law, he was not yet prepared to surrender his home in New York.

In order to isolate Jihad's extremisms, dialogue must be open with moderate Islam which represents a great civilization, and not surrender to Islamophobia.

Be prepared to surrender banned items.

*The Gators were willing to surrender an open 15-footer on one possession, but Kentucky forward Chuck Hayes made an extra pass for a layup.

To admit the accuser may be telling the truth is to open the door to surrendering some measure of power, whether it's a seat on a court or a seat in the Senate.

"In the southern area, where there are six Iraqi divisions, 50% of their officers are planning to surrender once the campaign opens.