Sentence examples for surrender the laws from inspiring English sources
Whether you believe that these new proposed changes to federal sentencing laws are "smart" tactics or akin to a retreat or a surrender, the laws are changing and the strategy in our War on Drugs is about to change with it.
"Are you ready to surrender the rule of law to the men in this courtroom?" the prosecutor, Andrew C. McCarthy, told the jury in Federal District Court in Manhattan in a closing argument.
"If I couldn't afford to pay for school," she said, "then how was I supposed to pay for these programs?" Congressional supporters of the drug prohibition argue that students should obey the law or surrender the privilege of financial aid.
The fate of the meteorite, which has been on display at the museum for nearly a century, was called into question early this year when the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon asked the museum to surrender the meteorite under a law that calls for the return of Native American artifacts from organizations that receive federal money.
"They did not surrender to the law and committed a great sin," he said.
As early as 129 a law compelled senators to surrender the "public horse" (which hitherto they had also held) and possibly in other ways enhanced the group consciousness and privileges of the equites.
But none of this justifies the play's repetitive structure or the joke's surrender to the law of diminishing returns.
Others flow from the fact that it is a surrender to the law.
He is concerned that the UK would effectively surrender its law-making powers to the EU for a transitional period which could last three years or more.
The greatest part of the assembly were inclinable to accept of the proposals; but Opimius said, that it did not become them to send messengers and capitulate with the senate, but to surrender at discretion to the laws, like loyal citizens, and endeavour to merit their pardon by submission.
