Sentence examples for whether to surrender from inspiring English sources

So the question isn't whether to surrender national sovereignty.

Prokopi had sixty days to decide whether to surrender the dinosaur or make a legal claim for it.

The British home secretary must also rule on whether to initiate proceedings and, finally, whether to surrender the suspect.

Technically, the fugitive offenders ordinance would allow Beijing to step in after Hong Kong had decided whether to surrender Snowden.

Now Ms. Clinton must decide whether to surrender some of her privacy to help her mother, who is seeking the Democratic presidential nomination.

The issue bedeviling Sara is whether to surrender herself to a consuming relationship or resist; she makes the sensible decision to back off.

"It all depends on whether they want to surrender".

Ms. Chong's paintings are undeniably seductive, but you wonder whether she ought to surrender so completely to the charms of the digital.

He referred to its experiment with local elections, avoided any mention of the struggle within the Saudi royal family over whether and how to surrender some authority, and he offered the most gentle of encouragement.

Another team wanting to sign a free agent might not know until then whether they would have to surrender a draft pick to sign that player.

But it cannot be said yet whether such a diverse gathering of nations will be able to agree on a common foreign policy — Spain and other union members disagree on how to handle Hugo Chavez — or whether Paris and London are ready to surrender foreign policy to Brussels.