They were unwilling to surrender their great room, which flows into their living room.
The I.R.A. is unwilling to surrender its weapons because it associates that with defeat.
Mr. Ozkan's departure triggered an exodus of party legislators who believed the government was slowly falling apart under a leader in poor health who was unwilling to surrender power.
Presenting the award, Suzanne Nossel, executive director of PEN America, said: "The name Ahmed Naji has become a rallying cry for writers around the world to stand with free-thinking Egyptians who are unwilling to surrender their rights without a fight".
The Mets did not pursue Plesac, partly because they were unwilling to surrender Grant Roberts, a right-handed reliever who can start, and partly because Mark Guthrie has pitched so well.
When it appeared the boy was unwilling to surrender, another teacher walked up behind the boy and swatted his arm, knocking the propane canister from his hand, Mr. Snyder said.
With continued concern over a potential conflict with Iran, it is perhaps unsurprising that the US is unwilling to surrender the ability to influence events on the ground in Iraq.
Chief executive Geoff Taylor said the move would end up "denying fans the opportunity to hear their music, and labels and artists the chance to earn a living from it - because they are unwilling to surrender to a take it or leave it ultimatum".
They provide compelling evidence of a vibrant segment of the Muslim population that is unwilling to surrender in the face of violence and terror.
Geiseric was unwilling to surrender a rival claimant to Justinian, who could use him to stir up trouble in his kingdom, and probably expected war to come either way, according to J.B. Bury.
