Sentence examples for declined to surrender from inspiring English sources

One student has declined to surrender.

Still Carlisle declined to surrender.

Attorney General Janet Reno blames Mr. Lee himself for his incarceration, because, after being falsely accused in a 59-count indictment, he declined to surrender his constitutional right of silence and discuss the missing tapes with the government (news article, Sept. 15).

Not so Britain, which remained a member of the European Union, but whose government wisely declined to surrender control over sterling, and refused to join the Euro in 1999.

After dropping his bag as instructed, Omar declines to surrender his.45.

When the Justice Department undertook an investigation, he defended the state's interest by declining to surrender anything he was not legally obligated to produce.

Meanwhile, with so many unions having declared their preferences, the Professional Footballers Associationn still remains tight-lipped, as its firebrand chief executive, Gordon Taylor OBE, declines to surrender to the inevitable and become Labour affiliated.

These people refuse to surrender.

When Armstrong declined to challenge their testimony, he surrendered his iconic stature.

Hollande, with an approval rating of four per cent and an unemployment rate of ten, had declined to seek reëlection, an unprecedented surrender.

In 1972, the Supreme Court declined to hear the case and Mechanic was ordered to surrender.