Articulated by Thomas Hobbes in the 17th century, this ideology sets out a cold contract among individuals to form the state: the individual surrenders part of his liberty to purchase security, which it is the sovereign's job to determine.
Individuals surrender their ideas to the corporation, and for doing so they receive regular salaries.
Especially when thoughts such as, "The rational end of man is life in the state" [ 20], and "Permission to enter or leave it must be given by the state" [ 20], and finally, "Hence if the state claims life, the individual must surrender it" [ 20] are offered in support of individual sublimation to the state.
But Roberts stressed that England fans had behaved well at recent tournaments and that banning orders, of which 1,929 are currently in place, that require individuals to surrender their passports for the duration of the tournament had helped reduce the possibility of disorder.
One method might be for the government to offer tax incentives to gun manufacturers to re-purchase guns, and to individuals to surrender their weapons.
It would take an unrelenting individual not to surrender in some small way to confused loyalties.
Doctrine has its place in religion, politics, science and indeed the workplace, provided it is a tool that we consciously use, rather than something to which we surrender individual conscience, judgment and discretion.
Two years later he called on villagers to surrender their individual land-use claims to the collective.
And even if an individual is prepared to surrender all privacy in order to accept a minute reduction in risk of a catastrophic event, what safeguards are in place to prevent even greater catastrophes, in the hands of a state, oft-captured and oft-brutal, knowing and seeing all?
So important were horses to individual soldiers that the surrender terms at Appomattox allowed every Confederate cavalryman to take his horse home with him.
