Sentence examples for be required to surrender from inspiring English sources

2. A right not to be required to surrender images.

She also believes that corporate executives should be required to surrender bonuses based on profits that are later found to have been overstated, miscalculated, or fraudulent — something that few are currently required to do.

"As a condition of the grant of this award, Nick will be required to surrender the award that was made over £1,440,000 worth of shares," the firm added.

Under the new law, those convicted of murders, sex crimes and burglaries would be required to surrender a swab sample taken from the mouth, although those persons convicted of shoplifting, drunken driving and less serious offenses would not be tested.

Ullico's decision came three days after a special advisory committee to the board concluded that the directors who made large profits selling the company's stock had violated no laws and should not be required to surrender their profits.

Under plans being worked out by officials of her administration and the Roman Catholic Church, the guerrillas would be required to surrender their arms, and not merely vow to suspend attacks on Government soldiers, a knowledgeable official said.

All were required to surrender their passports and restrict their movements to the New York area.

In late 2013 in Guangzhou, more than 2,000 village officials were required to surrender their papers.

"Anybody who entered was required to surrender all of their intellectual property rights.

That evening, Traficant was required to surrender all House privileges, including his office, his parking pass, and his access to restricted rooms.

Under the United Nations' oil-for-food program, Iraq has been required to surrender 28percentt of its revenue from oil exports, much of that to pay down compensation claims.