Sentence examples for planned surrender from inspiring English sources

Several socio-physical phenomena and concepts identified are: a) spatial oblation, b) environmental and object detachment, c) object meaning linked to persons, and d) planned surrender or disposal of cherished objects.

But the rebellion may well put a stop to the planned surrender of thousands of Taliban from Kunduz and may force the Northern Alliance to seek to take the town by force.

He planned to surrender to military authorities, and his lawyer had notified commanders at the base.

LOS ANGELES — A lawyer for the doctor who was treating Michael Jackson at the time of his death said Thursday that the doctor planned to surrender to face charges.

A lawyer for the doctor who was treating Michael Jackson at the time of his death said Thursday that the doctor planned to surrender to face charges.

In the days that followed, Mr. Acevedo spoke several times with a friend he had met in prison, saying he planned to surrender to the police.

The United States military command said today that it planned to surrender an American Army sergeant, convicted of severely injuring a woman in a motor vehicle accident, to Korean authorities.

In a statement yesterday, Mr. Lay said that he had been advised of the indictment and that he planned to surrender himself to federal law enforcement authorities this morning.

Similarly, in Charleston, Sinclair planned to surrender WCIV's license and move its ABC affiliation and programming to WMMP.

Douglas said Carter told him he planned to surrender, but first wanted to save money for legal costs.

When Smith said he planned to surrender much of the radio empire to Kestler in what he characterized as a Christian gesture, one of Kestler's accusers said she felt abandoned.