Sentence examples for should be surrendered to from inspiring English sources

Ideally all intellectual property relating to gene drives should be surrendered to a neutral international body under multilateral UN governance.

As we move towards a more automated world, this is not a responsibility that should be surrendered to machines only.

Commen on a letter which appeared in the Times: If we have been gighting Fascims, we should be surrendered to by Fascism.

Judge Nevin Dawson doesn't have to decide whether the four are guilty or not, only if they should be surrendered to the US and go to trial there.

Hammond's comments came after Mohammad Daud Yaar, the Afghan ambassador to the UK, told BBC Radio 4's World at One on Wednesday that "the principle of national sovereignty" meant the detainees should be surrendered to Afghan custody.

Benjamin Franklin, primarily interested in the Ohio Country, which had been made part of Quebec by the Quebec Act of 1774, suggested in the peace talks that Quebec should be surrendered to America; only the Ohio Country was ceded.

Its universal tenets should not be surrendered to the seemingly more pressing threat of tribal dissolution -- particularly not right now.

This refusal to pay cash led to an agreement with the police that the Cézanne should be surrendered in return for relinquishing title to the other six stolen pictures.

The Allied powers agreed that Germany's U-boat fleet should be surrendered without the possibility of return, but were unable to agree upon a course of action regarding the German surface fleet.

The current law would thus seem to argue that a person seeking diplomatic asylum should be surrendered if he is accused of a criminal offence and a warrant for his arrest has been issued by the competent authorities.

I could not advise Her Majesty the Queen that it should be surrendered".