Sentence examples for to surrender from from inspiring English sources

Almost a week later, fearing further civilian casualties in the city, rebel leader Patrick Pearse agreed to surrender from their new headquarters at No 16.

When President Diem finally agreed to surrender from his hiding place at a church, the generals sent an M-113 armored personnel carrier to pick up him and his brother.

But first those robots would need to be programmed with rules about when it is acceptable to fire on a tank, and about more complicated and emotionally fraught tasks, like how to distinguish civilians, the wounded or someone trying to surrender from enemy troops on the attack, and whom to shoot.

This action forced the company commander and his remaining 25 men off Battle Mountain after they had held it for 20 hours, having declined a call to surrender from the North Koreans.

Yet that means Mr Jiang would have to surrender something from his own package.

Public transit agencies in cities including New York, Atlanta, San Francisco and Washington are under pressure to surrender $2 billion from their budgets because financial institutions have spotted a chance to gain a windfall from complicated tax-shelter deals known as "leasebacks".

His lawyers have urged the department to forgo a public arrest of Mr. Scrushy in handcuffs, as has happened in the arrests of former executives of Enron, WorldCom and Adelphia Communications, and to permit him to surrender away from news cameras.

However, per post-WW II arrangements, Japan was required to surrender territories obtained from aggression and revert them to their pre-1895 legal status.

Of the $48 million that Mr. Grasso decided to surrender, $28.6 million came from giving up retirement benefits that he had earned but had not vested.

Ancient inbred cultures are being asked to surrender their sovereignty from above (if Brussels can be said to be "above") and below (if the energy of immigrants can be described as anything other than noble).

The opposition leader, Hassan al-Turabi, the first significant political figure to urge Mr. Bashir to surrender, was taken from his Khartoum home just after 11 p.m. local time, said his son, Siddig al-Turabi.