Sentence examples for surrender of one from inspiring English sources

But in an era when powerful commercial and legal forces ally in favor of holding on to data, and where the surrender of one's digital soul happens almost imperceptibly, change is not likely to come swiftly.

The word came the day after the surrender of one of the best known members of Saddam Hussein's inner circle, Tariq Aziz, Mr. Hussein's deputy prime minister.

Selective surrender of one or a dozen leaders -- which would leave cells in Afghanistan and elsewhere free to fight on -- is unacceptable.

The manhunt for Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony has been boosted by the surrender of one his most senior aides, a former child soldier accused of directing a campaign of murder and enslavement.

When, in the twentieth century, the United States began fighting metaphorical wars against social ills, most Americans understood actual war as something with a beginning (requiring a congressional declaration) and an end (the surrender of one side, with a peace treaty to follow).

Giving up a small box which can command the attention of travellers for up to 12 hours at a time could be considered a surrender of one of the few areas in which airlines enjoy a monopoly.

For us Palestinians, these detailed accounts of the secretly negotiated surrender of every one of our core rights under international law (of return for millions of Palestinian refugees, on annexing Arab Jerusalem, on settlements) are not a surprise.

Amid the market turmoil that has wreaked complete havoc in world markets, this market analyst is asking, "Where's the capitulation?" We look today at a couple of sentiment barometers that are not showing the signs of capitulation a complete surrender of investors that one would expect amid this torrid price action.

(Nearly twenty years later, in the Times' most recent critical essay of Le Cirque, in 2012, the paper's current restaurant critic, Pete Wells, knocked down the entirety of the operation — one of his meals tasted "of refrigeration and surrender" — to one star).

The N.R.A. has denounced Smith & Wesson for running up "the white flag of surrender," one of the nation's largest whoelesalers said it will stop distributing Smith & Wesson handguns, and many retail dealers have said they will not sell Smith & Wesson products.

The author of Ripley Bogle and Eureka Street, which the BBC later adopted into a television drama, had described Queen's University's decision last month to cancel the symposium as "not cowardice or surrender but part of one long defeat in an unfought war".