Defense is for the surrender crowd.
And as the Americans waited for the surrender to happen, people began a looting spree.
His kingdom overwhelmed, Hezekiah offered tribute to Sennacherib; the Assyrian, however, pressed for the surrender of Jerusalem.
He was one of the two commissioners who conducted the final negotiations for the surrender of Granada (1492).
There, Northern Alliance commanders handed over to Taliban leaders a proposed schedule for the surrender of the Taliban troops.
It was not deftly phrased, but it was also not a call for the surrender of religion to "the progressive agenda".
An ICC spokesman said yesterday: "The Libyan authorities have the obligation to co-operate with the court, including the co-operation for the surrender of suspects.
Of submission: "This is not an unusual response — postcoital tristesse, postpartum blues — for the surrender of a book to an editor".
Mr. Dureza brought more than a dozen military trucks filled with troops and two air force helicopters to Shariff Aguak, the capital of Maguindanao, for the surrender.
In San Leandro, just south of Oakland, the county sheriff offered a one-day amnesty last week for the surrender of illegal fireworks, and met with some success.
Bosnian Serb television, announcing the 'liberation' of Srebrenica, promptly called for the surrender of Zepa, a second Muslim enclave, and announced that its capitulation was expected.
