Sentence examples for is capitulation to from inspiring English sources
Any lack of will among the American public -- which includes debating our counterterrorism strategies -- is capitulation to the terrorists.
This is capitulation to people who are hijacking our economy, and it is time that Barack Obama, a man whom I deeply respect and admire, stopped letting himself be bullied by powerful business interests and showed them who is really in charge.
There cannot be capitulation to the terrorist.
As Zaelke recently concluded, "Cutting the short-lived climate pollutants can avoid 0.6C of warming by 2050 and 1.5C by 2100, compared to cutting carbon dioxide, which can avoid 0.1C by 2050 and 1.1C by 2100". The coda to Paris should not be capitulation to a dystopian future.
This is capitulation en masse.
Charter is a weird way to set up an important body, but the Conservative draft for a royal charter implementing Leveson is beyond weird: it is a capitulation to pressure from newspaper proprietors and editors.
Trotsky claimed the merger was to be a capitulation to centrism.
And the fact that it stems from wanting "value for money", because they are paying more for it themselves is a capitulation to the same idea that the more you pay, the easier others should make it for you.
The modest offensive output was not unexpected, for the Athletics' theme heading into the season had appeared to be capitulation rather than triumph.
"The Lovers," then, is an apt metaphor for meddling and its no-win conclusions; its heroine's choice is between capitulation to misogynistic local custom or laying herself bare before the voyeuristic demands of Western saviors.
