Sentence examples for interest in surrendering from inspiring English sources

In 1996, before a deal could be worked out, Shoffler died of pancreatitis, and Salahuddin's interest in surrendering faded.

A presidential commission in 2004 recommendedthat NASA convert some of its research centers to this academic model, but the agency's bureaucracy showed little interest in surrendering control.

They got in touch with the owner, who quickly informed them the dogs were fine, his daughter came out once or twice a week to feed them, and he had no interest in surrendering them.

While the Japanese high command was trying to enlist the Soviets -- who were neutral in the fight with Japan -- as mediators with the U.S., their interest was not in surrendering even though they could not win the war.

But even as governments are persuaded of a certain logic in surrendering such heartlands wholly or partly to a European interest, they cannot justify surrendering them to a rival body, the European Commission.

Ukraine, it seems, would get no assets in Russia, and would guarantee to respect Russian assets in Ukraine and not siphon off gas from pipelines.Ukraine's opposition accused Mr Yanukovich of betraying the national interest and surrendering sovereignty.

one summer – couldn't afford – pay – interest anymore – surrendered.

(At the precocious age of thirteen, Aby made a deal with his brother Max: he would surrender his interest in the firm if Max would pay for all the books he wanted to buy).

Given Wilpon's refusal to surrender controlling interest in the team, the newly completed $240 million-plus cash infusion, much of it purchased within their own empire, is unlikely to mitigate the need to operate stealthily and play — for lack of better phraseology — Bernie Ball.

The proposed agreement -- which was never signed -- would have provided Shari Redstone $1 billion to surrender her interest in the family's investment vehicle, National Amusements Inc. Shari Redstone owns 20% of National Amusements.

One client surrendered a 50 percent interest in his business, Titan P&H plumbing company in the Bronx, to repay a $2 million gambling debt.