Sentence examples for surrender providing from inspiring English sources

In the video, Invisible Children offers what it calls a "comprehensive approach" to stopping Kony, which includes civilian protection, urging peaceful surrender, providing rehabilitation centers in post-conflict areas and arresting Kony.

The Allied talk of unconditional surrender provided a good excuse to continue the fight.

An outburst from Netanyahu, delivered via YouTube, condemning what he called "a bad deal — a very, very bad deal" and rejecting any agreement that did not involve Iran's complete surrender, provided a diversion, while Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov's on-again, off-again travel plans were endlessly mooted.

The surrendered wife provides sex on demand (a rather innocuous edict compared with a zestier suggestion in Marabel Morgan's 1973 work, "The Total Woman," which urged wives to greet their husbands naked and wrapped in cellophane).

But because there will be no clear surrender, Mr. Bush is providing his own definition of complete victory -- but the definition allows much room for interpretation.

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The JNA Varaždin Corps surrendered the next day, providing the ZNG with a major caché of weapons.

The General Order No. 1, drafted on August 11 by the United States for Japanese surrender terms in Korea, provided for Japanese forces north of latitude 38° N (the 38th parallel) to surrender to the Soviets and those south of that line to the Americans.

Ms. Jerome-Parks, who was providing her husband round-the-clock care, refused to surrender.

She remained on the ground providing medical services in the field hospital until the surrender.

Grant had authorized only the surrender of Johnston's forces, but Sherman exceeded his orders by providing very generous terms.