Sentence examples for needs to surrender from inspiring English sources

He doesn't need to look for cases; he needs to surrender to them.

(As Longenbach notes, a different writer might need to surrender to "worldliness and excess").

But this doesn't mean that conservatives need to surrender their convictions.

"You need to surrender yourselves to the police as soon as possible.

"The issue is that ground forces in such circumstances need to surrender in ways that are clear and unequivocal".

"I informed President Aquino that they need to surrender unconditionally and their weapons have to be handed over to us," he said during a visit to Lahad Datu, the area where much of the fighting has taken place.

The market value of the haul is about €45m ($62m).Within the ETS the carbon credits which large emitters need to surrender to governments in order to keep emitting are held in electronic form in national registries.

Expert evidence was heard that it was possible to conduct such stops without causing fatalities by organising officers differently and by using sirens and blue lights to let the occupants know they needed to surrender.

Given this background and the terrible carnage in Brussels, for which ISIS has reportedly claimed responsibility, there is a temptation (and perhaps even an emotional need) to surrender to hopelessness.

While a medical student who fears lymphoma may hasten to the hospital, a practicing doctor knows exactly what lies in wait there: sleepless nights, endless tests, errors and complications of all stripes, and the need to surrender autonomy to colleagues whose flaws one often knows too well.

One of the narrative threads in the first act concerns the suggestion by some scientists working at Los Alamos that the United States should detonate the first bomb as a warning — a "demonstration project" — that would be staged to minimize or avoid loss of life, but in such a way as to impress upon the Japanese leadership the need to surrender immediately.