Sentence examples for chose to surrender from inspiring English sources

The Sky deal for the Open was originally due to begin in 2017 but the BBC chose to surrender their live coverage one year early.

"We have to remember the IOC were in the middle of pursuing a disciplinary hearing when the two athletes chose to surrender their accreditation," said Giselle Davies of the IOC.

"So I saw my opportunities in the UK, where selection is merit-based". Again, like Budd, Pietersen is clear that he chose to surrender his South African nationality for personal achievement.

The answer, contrary to the company's subsequent reputation, was that from the beginning, Microsoft chose to surrender some of its control over Windows by making its core code available to outside developers.

With the fort surrounded by land and sea, Colonel Magaw chose to surrender.

His council was unanimous in rejecting the proposed capitulation, and the British chose to surrender unconditionally instead.

Governments can choose to surrender this immunity in order to issue debt abroad.

But, given the option, I'm not sure I'd ever choose to surrender it.

Tap refers to a gentle rap of the fingers, used when a fighter in a submission hold chooses to surrender.

"The British Government has chosen to surrender to the demands of terrorists and compromise their nation's, and our nation's, security".

Some people could choose to surrender some information, to get lower rates on auto insurance or to pay lower per-mile rates.