Sentence examples for conditions of surrender from inspiring English sources

Forty-five minutes later he was joined by Radilifera, the Prime Minister's son, to request the conditions of surrender; these were immediately accepted.

The conditions of surrender were in a document called "Terms of a Military Convention" signed by Sherman, Johnston, and Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant at Raleigh, North Carolina.

Following the Austrian loss at the Battle of Rivoli, 48 km north of Mantua, on 14 15 January 1797, when clearly there would be no Austrian relief for Mantua, Klenau negotiated conditions of surrender with French General Jean Sérurier, although additional evidence suggests that Bonaparte was present and dictated far more generous terms than Klenau expected.

After losing the 1991 gulf war, Mr. Hussein, as a condition of surrender, agreed to declare within 15 days all his nuclear, chemical and biological arms and the missiles for delivering them, and then to destroy them.

Establish a discipline of daily or even more frequent prayer to renew your condition of surrender to Christ.

Soon afterward I was sent to Japan to help make sure the Japanese were living up to the conditions of the surrender agreement, and I traveled to Hiroshima.

"The presidential guard is negotiating the conditions of its surrender to the head of the army," said a senior military source, referring to talks underway in Ouagadougou's Camp Guillaume Ouedraogo.

For this, we have ripped the natural world apart, degraded our conditions of life, surrendered our freedoms and prospects of contentment to a compulsive, atomising, joyless hedonism, in which, having consumed all else, we start to prey upon ourselves.

Hundreds of rebel fighters began evacuating their former strongholds Monday, having laid down their heavy weaponry as a condition of their surrender.

There he was visited by members of the Colombia football team, who would travel there in secret for kickabouts on the pitch Escobar had ordered to be built as a condition of his surrender.

Before the meeting with Gen. Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox, Gen. Robert E. Lee had his army's capitulation in mind and asked "the terms you will offer on condition of its surrender".