The terms of surrender guaranteed the French in all of their possessions; there was no plunder for the American troops.
In 604/605, he also surrounded Narses and his troops, and persuaded him to surrender on guarantees of his personal safety.
The British captain in the jungle was training a new national army, a force meant to drive the enemy toward surrender, to guarantee the security of civilians, to protect Sierra Leone's besieged democratic president.
Instead, Interior Minister Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba insisted that only the group's unconditional surrender could guarantee an end to the violence instigated by ETA that has killed more than 800 people since the late 1960s as part of its campaign to establish an independent Basque homeland in northern Spain and southwestern France.
On 26 July 1945, the Potsdam Declaration was issued in the form of an ultimatum to hasten Japan's surrender, without guaranteeing the status of the Emperor, Japan's most important condition to capitulate (Bix 2001: pp. 496 504).
According to the continuators of Georgios Monachos, he was besieging Amantia when news came of Emperor Basil's death and his own recall by Leo VI; Nikephoros kept the news a secret until he had persuaded the Arab garrison to surrender on guarantee of safe passage.
In 1990 the CPSU voted to surrender its constitutionally guaranteed monopoly of power, thereby permitting opposition parties to flourish legally in the Soviet Union.
A surrender with some guarantee for the Emperor thus became the best of a gloomy range of options, and the quicker the better, because every day that passed meant more gains on the ground for the Soviets, and thus a likely bigger share of the inevitable occupation.
But in their first interview with the British press since the start of the talks, Farc leaders warned that the process risked breakdown if the US-backed Colombian government believed it could achieve the guerrillas' surrender, refused to guarantee the rights and security of the opposition or continued to kill guerrilla commanders in the field.
The following day Decaen surrendered, although with guarantees that he and the garrison would be repatriated and allowed to retain their personal arms and Eagles.
