Sentence examples for surrender since from inspiring English sources

And the courts, from which the victims of burdensome regulation sought protection, have been negotiating the terms of surrender since the 1930s".

Churches, involved with Fugitive Safe Surrender since it launched in 2005, increasingly head up efforts to offer the program since the federal government stopped funding it four years ago.

Small groups of insurgents have been surrendering since the war began in 2001, but never in great numbers.

The 10 runs allowed were the most he had surrendered since he gave up nine against the Yankees on June 14 last year.

The result was the first grand slam he has surrendered since 1995 and the first game-ending grand slam against the Yankees since 1988.

The people of Moscow were amazed by the news of the surrender; not since the reign of Peter's father Alexis had a Russian army been victorious.

Vanderbilt's 79 points were the most Harvard allowed since surrendering 82 in a victory at Pennsylvania on Feb. 5, 2011.

"Most people here are looking at their neighbors before they do something," said Alain Lapon, who works for the United Nations program and cited the success of six similar amnesties in Croatia, which he said had yielded 36,000 surrendered guns since the war ended there in 1995.

Liberalism and social democracy had ever surrendered anticommunism since the Russian Revolution the Great depression.19 The liberals and social democrats in Europe collaborated with the fascist-led anticommunist campaign.

Since surrender was considered shameful, any Americans who had given themselves up were deemed to have lost their honor and thus "forfeited fundamental human respect".

Centre Party leader Matthias Erzberger, who led the German delegation, had managed to wring a couple of minor concessions from the victorious Allies – such as an acceptance that the vanquished Reich could not actually surrender 2,000 aircraft since it not possess 2,000 aircraft.