"We'll drink our way through it," Nancy Smith of Houston said as she watched a generally well-dressed crowd surrender to conditions by using plastic ponchos and any other cover they could find.
The Bush administration made Mr. Milosevic's surrender a condition of American economic aid and participation in a donors' conference that began today.
After the US-led intervention of 2001, he and other Taliban commanders tried to surrender on condition of amnesty, but were rebutted.
After six months, the Patriarch Sophronius agreed to surrender, on condition that he submit only to the Rashidun caliph.
They offered to surrender on condition that the garrison and inhabitants of Gibraltar would be allowed to leave with their wives, children and movable goods, with compensation to be paid for the property that they left behind.
The arrival of an aviso in January 1800 with the news of the events of 18 Brumaire that made Bonaparte First Consul of France prompted a brief respite and a public statement from Vaubois that the city would never be surrendered, although conditions continued to deteriorate.
In his message to the group on Saturday, Mr. Aquino said those occupying the remote Malaysian village should "surrender now without conditions" to avoid further bloodshed.
The Russians surrounded the city with both men and ships and breached the wall, causing the Pasha of Azov to "surrender under honorable conditions".
At first, Flaminius refused to see him, but when Pythagoras came to the Roman camp a second time Flamininus accepted the surrender, with the conditions of the treaty being the same as Flamininus had previously proposed.
Call it an attempt at charm, honesty or a surrender to my condition, but I've learned to appreciate such sensations more than I used to.
