Sentence examples for capitulation to its from inspiring English sources
It was unclear how the fledgling government might regain control of the city without either a brutal crackdown on the mob or capitulation to its demands.
On the other hand, the chances were that most of the company's talented personnel would eventually relocate, and in time intense competition would force capitulation to its powerful antagonists.
MacCulloch delicately balances the attractions of the via negativa with a concerned awareness that retreat from the world can also be a capitulation to its power and prejudices, a spiritual solipsism.
French reforms in the 1990s didn't get off the runway, despite being presented as mere "rectifications", and attempts this year to bring European and Brazilian Portuguese into line were denounced in Portugal as capitulation to its powerful ex-colony.There are linguistic reasons too why spelling reform is tricky to undertake.
But their economic policies – anti-market and fearful that liberal capitalism and globalisation will erode national identity and sovereignty – have many elements in common with populist parties of the left, such as Syriza in Greece (before its capitulation to its creditors), Podemos in Spain, and Italy's Five Star Movement.
The White House's move to restore Acosta's pass, announced in a letter to the news network, appeared to be a capitulation to CNN in its brief legal fight against the administration.
Its capitulation to the Kingdom of Italy in 1861 marked the end of the Bourbon Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.
Mr. Lévi-Strauss, a Brussels-born and Paris-bred Jew, fled France after its capitulation to the Nazis in 1940.
Given how much of a battleground the aspirational agenda would later become, wielded against Labour as proof of its capitulation to Conservative rhetoric, this was significant.
He is widely credited with restoring unity and order to the union, which was badly fractured following what was seen as its capitulation to the owners after the 2004-5 lockout.
"If we run the story, we will be kicked out of China," Winkler told the reporters on the conference call, according to the Times, which trumpeted the story of Bloomberg's capitulation to the Chinese Communist Party on its front page on November 9, 2013.
