Sentence examples for terms of capitulation from inspiring English sources

Then he headed the embassy that negotiated the terms of capitulation to the Spartans.

Grant then underlined his rejection of the appointment of commissioners "to arrange the terms of capitulation, because I have no terms other than those indicated above".

The terms of capitulation included the surrender of Fort Severn, another small outpost.

The terms of capitulation included a guarantee of the personal safety of the captured men.

Meneval, in command of about 70 men and a fort in disrepair, promptly negotiated terms of capitulation.

Admiral d'Estaing controversially rejected Macartney's terms of capitulation, insisting on adoption of the harsh terms he had written.

Admiral d'Estaing rejected Macartney's proposed terms of capitulations, countering with a list of articles that he had drafted.

For Uribe, a negotiation with the guerrillas is a matter of working out the terms of their capitulation.

Furthermore, the SNP's ideological position did not differ significantly from that of New Labour, which it had depicted as little more than a pale imitation of the previous Conservative governments in terms of its capitulation to a free-market agenda.

By terms of the capitulations of Riga and Revel (now Tallinn), Swedish sovereignty was ended and the provinces incorporated into the Russian Empire; the local German landed nobility and urban patriciate were confirmed in their historic corporate privileges.

The discussions in the past few days have been about the terms of surrender, with the White House and Reid pressing for something close to an unconditional capitulation.