Sentence examples for surrender in the future from inspiring English sources

"Senate Republicans preserved the right to surrender in the future," Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, said on his Twitter feed.

His preferred method has been (a) to give in silently and let the issue trail off; or (b) make an announcement of temporary surrender in the foreseeable future; or (c) string out negotiations until the farthest-out solution seems a possible but clearly dangerous option, and his own ratification of centrist conventional wisdom appears the result of profound reflection.

In particular, Congress has not been willing to give up its power over what is perhaps the government's single most important program, nor should we expect such a surrender of power in the future.

With no visible end to the crisis, some Haitians have surrendered their last asset: faith in the future.

That's why incumbents often surrender the future to upstarts.

What's more, Greece would be surrendering a lot of its negotiating clout if, in the future, it needed to go back to the bailout bargaining table.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia "never surrendered anyone and we will never do so in the future," the Interfax news agency reported.

But in the future, refugees will have less incentive to surrender.

Unsurprisingly, the Brotherhood resisted the military's demand for abject surrender: stop protests against the coup with no guarantee of meaningful political participation in the future, let alone the prospect that a future election victory would be honored.

Because the owner can't surrender or commute the annuity, the insurer is able to pay a higher income in the future.

The Armistice terms of 1918 required Germany to surrender all its U-boats, and the Treaty of Versailles forbade it to possess them in the future.