Sentence examples for month to surrender from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dutt, along with the others whose verdicts were upheld, is likely to have a month to surrender in court.
The United Nations gave the Taliban a month to surrender Osama bin Laden, the Saudi-born financier of militancy who is thought to be in Afghanistan.
Mr. Stumpf agreed last month to surrender stock grants valued at $41 million — another highly unusual move on Wall Street, where clawback provisions have been widely adopted but are almost never deployed.
In the Sharjah emirate, which borders Dubai, authorities banned the possession of exotic pets in November, giving owners one month to surrender any they had in their homes.
Boris Johnson used his Daily Telegraph column to say Tory MPs would not allow May to "surrender" to the Labour leader.
The Swiss supervisory authority ordered UBS last February to surrender information regarding nearly 300 clients to the United States, which was threatening the bank with criminal prosecution.
Fearing that suburban politicians and Tennessee's Republican-dominated legislature might alter this arrangement to allow more tax money to stay in the suburbs, Memphis voted in December to surrender the school charter.
As Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger wrote in a column on Monday, the newsroom has been subjected to government pressure since June to surrender the Snowden-leaked materials in its possession or to destroy them.
Several Conservatives have also strongly criticised the move, with the former Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson using his column in Monday's Daily Telegraph to warn that Tory MPs would not allow Mrs May to "surrender" to Mr Corbyn.
Further discussions and negotiations took place over the next few days, but with his options running out, Napoleon had decided by 13 July to surrender to the British.
Assad agreed in September to surrender his poison gas stockpiles, and the equipment used to produce them, to international authorities in a deal brokered by Russia, a close ally.
