"At the top of my list is the possible capitulation of the American consumer," he writes.
Beyond the dividend tax rate, both parties are demanding the absolute capitulation of the other.
Weld describes the near-total capitulation of the Republicans as "the silence of the lambs".
The capitulation of the American consumer, then, is coming at a particularly bad time.
For the business secretary, the capitulation of the Cadbury board is a profound embarrassment.
On May 7 , 1945 he signed the capitulation of the German armed forces to the western Allies at Reims, France.
In urban policy, we are witnessing the triumph of the market and the capitulation of the state.
It is in fact the capitulation of the most conspicuous preservation agencies and organizations that should concern us.
Though the capitulation of the Nazi regime had been expected for a while, with several German cities already under Allied control, the troops there couldn't just celebrate, either.
In June, 1939, he again told Benjamin, "We live in terror," and spoke of the "capitulation of the English" — the Mandate power — "in the face of violence".
Soon after the capitulation of the Japanese in World War II, the independence of the Republic of Indonesia was declared, on Aug. 17, 1945, by the Indonesian nationalists.
