Sentence examples for permitted to surrender from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scrushy was permitted to surrender yesterday morning to F.B.I. agents, away from news cameras.

In 2002, when Mr. Christie's office won an indictment against the Essex County executive, James Treffinger, a popular Republican, he was not permitted to surrender like most elected officials who find themselves in similar circumstances.

At the conclusion of Thursday's hearing, Farmer tweeted that Thomas will be permitted to voluntary surrender to authorities.

Still, Dudley tried his best until the town's walls were crumbling under French bombardment and the Queen permitted him to surrender honourably in July 1563 on account of the plague that was decimating his troops.

His lawyers have urged the department to forgo a public arrest of Mr. Scrushy in handcuffs, as has happened in the arrests of former executives of Enron, WorldCom and Adelphia Communications, and to permit him to surrender away from news cameras.

With the evaporation of Kerbogha's army, the citadel finally surrendered to Bohemond, and its garrison was permitted to leave.

Die-hard militarists tried to stage a coup rather than permit the emperor to surrender.

Instead the novel soars when it permits the reader to surrender to its sensory beauty, language and humor.

She also granted the defense's motion to permit Mr. Ganim to surrender at noon on Sept. 16 to give him time to help his wife, Jennifer, sell their house and enroll their two older children in new schools.

At the same time, four other infants have been abandoned in ditches and bus stops despite the "safe haven" law, which permits a mother to surrender her child anonymously to a police officer, emergency medical technician or hospital within 72 hours of giving birth.

It would also permit regulators to force executives to surrender bonuses and other compensation if a company's financial statements proved grossly inaccurate.