Sentence examples for surrender operation from inspiring English sources

As a result, the Wisconsin government has compelled the state's four major utilities to surrender operation of their transmission lines to the Midwest Independent System Operator, which covers several states, to make sure all companies have equal access to power lines.

An inquiry into the $47 billion deal, which would make the combined company Europe's sixth-largest, may lead to demands to surrender some cable operations.Sotheby's, an auction house, is forming a joint venture with Amazon.com, an Internet retailer, to create a new online auction service.

Another 12 guerrillas surrendered in that operation, the army said.

Mr Muttawakil's surrender was a secret operation.

In 2012, the Legal Aid Society and the office of Charles Hynes, the district attorney at the time, ran a similar program, Operation Safe Surrender.

On November 21, the ships of Battleship Division Nine joined the rest of the Grand Fleet to witness Operation ZZ the surrender of the German fleet.

And yet, if Mr Choules's death is an intensely symbolic moment – still more so, in that he witnessed one of the Great War's defining operations, the surrender of the German Imperial Fleet – it is only that.

In the late 20th century there was substantial nationalization of foreign-owned enterprise in the West Indies because of pressure from governments and, in the Commonwealth Caribbean, as a result of the willingness of companies to surrender their least-viable operations and to use the compensation to open up activities elsewhere.

To force Panzer Lehr to withdraw or surrender and to keep operations fluid, part the 7th Armoured Division pushed through a gap in the German front line and captured Villers-Bocage.

As we heard last year, Ask surrendered its search operations to its competitors and refocused on building out its Q&A platform.

The news comes week after IAC laid off most of its Ask.com staff and effectively surrendered its search operations to its competitors.