'I now have the honor to inform your Excellency that the King's government cannot depart from the principle established by our law, that our nationals cannot be surrendered to foreign powers.
Others went further, suggesting that Colonel Qaddafi's greatest crime was to surrender Libya to foreign states he once ostensibly defied.
Obama's foreign policy is not misguided, he is deliberately trying to surrender America to foreign powers.
With the Chinese canal, its sovereignty is once again surrendered to a foreign power".
Lord Liverpool, who succeeded to the prime ministry in 1812 on Perceval's assassination, tried hard to induce Canning to take office, but Canning refused to allow his old rival Castlereagh (who generously offered to surrender the foreign secretaryship to him and to take the inferior office of chancellor of the Exchequer) to retain the leadership of the House of Commons.
Political elites look increasingly interchangeable: Blair, Brown, and Cameron have all tried to provide cover for the surrender of sovereignty to foreign investors with invocations of "British" values, and, more opportunistically, anti-immigrant rhetoric.
Both companies, who have long been surrendering market share to foreign rivals, saw double-digit percentage declines in sales of many sports utility vehicles.
It was rejected by the Palestinians, because they refused to surrender to what they saw as foreign settlers who had transformed the country while ignoring them.
Letting stand all that a treasonous President brought in with him is not an acceptable peaceful transition of power, but rather surrender to a coup by a foreign power.
President Pervez Musharraf said today that the foreign fighters should surrender to the United Nations and be treated as prisoners of war.
