Sentence examples for surrender such from inspiring English sources

What made this surrender such an emblem of Mr Hollande's diminished authority was that it was not a mere proposal but written into law, and had passed with cross-party parliamentary support.Mr Hollande's options are now limited.

Brian Cashman, the Yankees' general manager, is said by others to be very reluctant to surrender such a significant package of prospects, knowing that the cost will be double edged.

It was a tame surrender – such a contrast to his efforts here a year ago – but a memorable day for Dimitrov and all those who believe he might have the stuff of greatness about him.

Supposedly Major League Baseball instructed the Dodgers not to surrender such a clause for the good of the game.

However, more recent historians defend George by saying in the context of the times no king would willingly surrender such a large territory, and his conduct was far less ruthless than contemporary monarchs in Europe.

In his statement on July 14 , 2015 the day the nuclear accord was reached, Rep. Pompeo argued that Iran "is intent on the destruction of our country," and said "[t]his deal allows Iran to continue its nuclear program - that's not foreign policy; it's surrender". Such hyperbole might have made for good rhetoric in Congress, but does not amount to serious analysis.

No team has ever surrendered such an advantage in an NBA Finals.

At first, the European Commission argued that surrendering such information would be in breach of European data protection law.

But surrendering such a powerful blocking stake for 150p a share to Rank's largest shareholder looked odd.

Some programs charge a fee, and all require surrendering such personal information as employment background, travel history and biological data like fingerprints.

But even as governments are persuaded of a certain logic in surrendering such heartlands wholly or partly to a European interest, they cannot justify surrendering them to a rival body, the European Commission.