Sentence examples for remove surrender from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles residents will have 60 days after the ordinance goes into effect to remove, surrender, or legally sell their large-capacity magazines, or face misdemeanor charges.

A message from Hyperion communicates that the player is committing an act of treason and must remove their armament and surrender.

Pope Benedict was aware of specific priest's child molestation, and he took no action to remove the priest or surrender him to authorities and allowed him to return to pastoral duties.

In order to dry off and reflect on what happened this past autumn in New York, I had to remove myself from the premises, surrender to a stance of meditation from another urban site.

This is the official statement issued by Sir James Crosby, the former chief executive of HBOS, stating that he has asked UK authorities to remove his knighthood and also surrender 30% of his pension.

Earlier today prison staff gained access to the main prison building in order to remove barricades to allow the surrender of inmates who wished to do so.

In the hope of removing the association with surrender that the paramilitary warrior class finds objectionable, the negotiators even came up with a tame term for disarmament that sounds more like the soft shuffle of paper than the clattering disassembly of weapons -- decommissioning.

Theresa May used her conference speech to announce that Brexit meant there would be no surrender on removing freedom of movement.

"Does the South surrender?" is the question some are asking today, in the wake of South Carolina's House of Representatives' decision to remove the Confederate Flag from capitol grounds.

They removed the golf balls and surrendered them.

After the sentence, Roberts was removed as sheriff and forced to surrender his license as a peace officer.