In response Gleeson gave an undertaking to the court not to engage in "any actions involving the surrender or delivery to custody of the Sri Lankan military or its delegates" without 72 hours' written notice.
Recall that this was the fight that involved the complete surrender of GOP opposition in the week leading to the Christmas holidays.
This ideal holds up the commitment to lifelong fidelity and support by two sexually different human beings — a commitment that involves the mutual surrender, arguably, of their reproductive self-interest — as a uniquely admirable kind of relationship.
After nearly two days of house-to-house fighting to capture Berane, he was involved in negotiating the surrender of the surviving Italian troops.
For us, most giving is translative in that it involves the giver's surrender of every connection to the gift, making it natural for us to suppose that God renounces His authority over what He gives us.
He may have been involved in the mediating the surrender of Robert of Bellême at Shrewsbury in 1102, for some chroniclers state that it was Ralph who delivered the keys of the castle to King Henry I of England.
Since the Hypermoderns had demonstrated that Black did not have to meet 1 e4 with 1…e5, the Soviets devoted enormous attention to the most aggressive alternative, the Sicilian Defense (1…c5), which also involves a surrender of the centre.
The book is open to interpretation, but Wallace seems to believe tennis involves the shedding of autonomy, thereby surrendering to the game and the set of choice-limiting rules that accompany it.
--I will be happy for those who have what I want, especially if it's something I don't feel particularly inclined to work for -- which, mind you, is pretty much everything that doesn't involve a few kind words and the surrender of my Happy Hour drink ticket.
By Peter Schjeldahl June 4, 2016 Surrendering oneself to the spell of any mere artistic object always involves the risk of absurdity.
