Sentence examples for public surrender from inspiring English sources

It appeared to be a very public surrender.

While it appeared likely that Mr. Sadr, even after his public surrender, would rise again, that prospect seemed, amid the ruins of Najaf, beside the point.

Then, on April 12 , 2003 Amin's friend and former colleague, chemical engineer Amer al-Sa'adi (the "Seven of Diamonds" on the card deck, also a high-profile liaison to the U.N. before the war), made a gallant public surrender, declaring before news cameras that he would prove to America that Iraq had been honest all along.

But American culture holds that public figures surrender much of their privacy, and no one is forced to run for office.

In the first, they persuade the public to surrender shares of a company like Alliance Boots (other-otc: ABOYY.PK - news - people ) in return for debt obligations.

In the hope that his trial will provide an opportunity to get the Métis' story to the public, Riel surrenders instead of fleeing.

Sergeant Mejia took the unusual step of making his surrender public.

It's a fine thing for our neighbors to learn that we need not totally surrender public space to private cars.

Despite Mr Putin's public call for surrender, Russia sponsored a resolution adopted by the UN Security Council that called on all sides to implement the peace plan, expressing "grave concern" at the violence.

The report by the Garda Internal Audit Section GIASS) found evidence that some bank accounts with large sums of money were not disclosed to the exchequer during the financial crisis despite the government asking all public bodies to surrender surplus funds.

The report by the Garda Internal Audit Section (GIAS) also discovered that some bank accounts with large sums of money were not disclosed to the exchequer during the financial crisis despite the government asking all public bodies to surrender surplus funds.