Sentence examples for should they surrender from inspiring English sources

"Why should they surrender?

In total, it has happened only 57 times out of 277 attempts and, on that basis, the disappointment for City would be immense should they surrender their small, yet crucial, advantage.

But parliaments, composed of elected politicians, are the experts at policymaking and neither expressly or impliedly should they ever surrender that role to others".

But if they surrender, we should not lynch them, but rather try them, to promote values that must stand higher than vengeance: to hold them accountable for their crimes against humanity, to tell the world the true facts of those crimes and to demonstrate that civilized societies can provide justice for even the most heinous outlaws.

They should surrender and come to work for his dad, he said.

The Lisbon Treaty, a historic compromise deal, comes after two years of debate among European leaders about how much sovereignty they should surrender to a centralised administration.

The Japanese soldiers had been ordered to retreat into the mountains, killing all but a handful of their prisoners, but after Hiroshima the Japanese emperor sent out orders that they should surrender.

It would not do for a politician to point out to those voters a connection between crime and inequality, since that would imply that they should surrender some of their wealth to the common good.

General Khan said that he had received a request from Haji Omar, the Taliban governor of Kunduz, for more time to convince some of the local Taliban commanders that they should surrender.

Philip replied that they should "surrender at discretion or fight like men".

Women should not surrender any gains they have made in the gender-equity turf wars.