Sentence examples for he fails to surrender from inspiring English sources
Mahone orders his men to shoot Abruzzi to death when he fails to surrender, and later murders Tweener in cold blood.
Ingram Sr. was free on bail when he failed to surrender in December 2008 to begin a prison term of seven years eight months for money laundering and bank fraud.
The package came after a UK court denied Assange's first attempt to cancel an arrest warrant issued against him back in 2012, after he failed to surrender to Swedish authorities over sexual assault charges.
If they fail to surrender, authorities say they will seek extradition.
Still, American commanders insisted that they were ready to press ahead if Mr. Sadr fails to surrender.
It is only a criminal offence if the suspect fails to surrender on the scheduled date the bail expires.
WASHINGTON -- Secretary of State John F. Kerry on Friday warned Syria that it could face punishment by the United Nations Security Council if it fails to surrender its chemical weapons arsenal.
But they are no more complicated than getting Russia to agree to a UN Security Council resolution that makes mention of Chapter VII (ie: use of force) consequences if Assad fails to surrender his poison gas and no more perilous than actually destroying Syria's chemical stockpile while the country is in the midst of a civil war.
Mrs Lindfield said he should not be granted bail because there was a risk he would fail to surrender and also for his own protection.
"A convicted criminal several times over, he has twice unlawfully re-entered the United States after being deported, failed to surrender for his deportation or to appear at deportation proceedings, and again and again misrepresented under oath and in official documents his true identity and nationality," wrote Thomas Calgani, an assistant United States attorney who also worked on the case.
Failing to surrender for removal to Sweden in 2012 after seeking refuge in the Ecuadorian Embassy means he is subject to arrest by the Metropolitan Police.
