Sentence examples for for surrender of from inspiring English sources

As it is, supposedly responsible people said there was no warrant, no preliminary knocking, no request for surrender of the boy.

On February 6, he sent a formal demand for surrender of the arsenal to Captain Totten, This movement is prompted by the feeling that pervades the citizens of this State that in the present emergency the arms and munitions of war in the Arsenal should be under the control of the State authorities, in order to their security.

With the revolts, food security took on a far greater domestic security aspect for autocratic Gulf leaders whose legitimacy was rooted in a social contract that promised a cradle-to-grave subsidized welfare state in exchange for surrender of all political rights.

The UNCRO Ukrainian battalion base was used as a venue for negotiations for the surrender of the trapped ARSK Kordun Corps; the negotiations were conducted in the presence of UNCRO officers.

Shortly after Lincoln's death, Union General William T. Sherman reported he had, without consulting Washington, reached an armistice agreement with Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston for the surrender of Confederate forces in North Carolina in exchange for the existing state government remaining in power, with private property rights to be respected.

Meanwhile, regular negotiating was needed: for food, supplies, medicine and the timing and methods for eventual surrender of the Cambodians and the evacuation of everyone else, including the embassy staff.

Edward A. Teichert, a steelworker of Greensburg, Pa., was nominated for President of the United States, and in his acceptance speech called for "unconditional surrender of capital and the inauguration of an industrial republic of labor.

Cleomenes sent his stepfather Megistonous to Aratus, asking for the surrender of Acrocorinth the citadel of Corinth, which had an Achaean garrison in return for a large amount of money.

They confirmed earlier agreements about Germany, and reiterated the demand for unconditional surrender of all Japanese forces by Japan, specifically stating that "the alternative for Japan is prompt and utter destruction".

But the contract explicitly details the penalty for nonpayment — surrender of the property.

He was one of the two commissioners who conducted the final negotiations for the surrender of Granada (1492).