Sentence examples for that surrender of from inspiring English sources

Izetbegovic had told civilian authorities in Srebrenica back in September 1993 that surrender of their town might be the price of peace; they refused to discuss it.

Mark Murphy and Margaret Gilbert have sounded variations on this theme by arguing, in Murphy's case, that "surrender of judgment is a kind of consent" (in Edmundson 1999, p. 320), or, in Gilbert's, that "joint commitment" is an important source of obligations, including political obligations (1993, 2006, 2013).

That surrender of self-interest to a pure transcendent principle brings a whole new meaning to the term "immaculate conception" -- one that's not gender-specific.

But a more careful consideration ...[leads to the conclusion] that surrender of the notion of the real external world, alien as it seems to everyday thinking, is absolutely essential".

Some museum directors said that they feared that the surrender of the objects by the university, which acquired them in 1966, threatened to lead to a flood of further claims.

Advocates for domestic violence victims counter that the most dangerous moment is when such orders are first issued, and that the surrender of weapons at this stage may be only temporary.

Expectations that the surrender of the March 23 Movement (M23) rebel group in November 2013 would reduce instability proved unwarranted, as other militias moved in to take its place.

Mr. Holder claims that surrendering some of the documents would jeopardize criminal investigations and the confidentiality of the department's decision-making process.

Second, by forcing Assad to agree to a deal that surrenders one of the key weapons in his arsenal is a humiliating about-face for the Syrian regime.

The Labour party did not come into the world as an economistic left party preoccupied with state remedies; nor with a remote cosmopolitan bent that surrendered talk of place, home and nation.

He briefly noted the success in his recent memoir, "Decision Points," saying that with the surrender of the weapons Libya "resumed normal relations with the world".