Sentence examples for compelled to surrender from inspiring English sources

Mr. Donziger has been compelled to surrender a diary detailing secret meetings with Ecuadorean judges.

The bankers' memorandum provides that the soldiers be compelled to surrender their arms.

Prosecutors asked that Mr. Villano be compelled to surrender the weapons.

The federal commander, badly outnumbered, felt compelled to surrender, but wanted assurances that the African-Americans would be fairly treated.

Mr. Donziger has also been compelled to surrender a diary that revealed his secret meetings with Ecuadorean judges.

By the Treaty of Susa that year, however, England and France agreed to a mutual restoration of territory and shipping, and Alexander was compelled to surrender Nova Scotia.

They were compelled to cede Spain and the Mediterranean islands still in their hands, to surrender their warships, to pay an indemnity of 10,000 talents within 50 years, and to forfeit their independence in affairs of war and foreign policy.

Napoleon surrounded an Austrian army at the city of Ulm, compelled it to surrender (see Ulm, Battle of), and advanced to Vienna itself, which he took in November 1805.

They drove his 350 men into the Great Meadows fort (Fort Necessity) on July 3, besieged it with 700 men, and, after an all-day fight, compelled him to surrender.

As early as 129 a law compelled senators to surrender the "public horse" (which hitherto they had also held) and possibly in other ways enhanced the group consciousness and privileges of the equites.

All who escaped the battle and fled to a strong position at first warded off the attackers, but the position they had seized had no water, and thirst compelled them to surrender to the victors.