Sentence examples for would be surrendering from inspiring English sources

Some have argued that France would be surrendering precious sovereignty to E.U. headquarters in Brussels.

Minaya has been advised by some friends not to pursue the Mets' job because he would be surrendering authority.

By jettisoning its tablet, along with its mobile phone business, H.P. would be surrendering in a fast-growing market dominated by Apple.

What's more, Greece would be surrendering a lot of its negotiating clout if, in the future, it needed to go back to the bailout bargaining table.

At least in defeat, Republicans can argue they fought to the last; but by compromising, they would be surrendering their principles.

The league would be able to impose work rules, and the players would be surrendering all their union protections, as well as the benefits they have won in the past, such as minimum contracts, guaranteed salaries and their pension.

He signalled that vouchers would be surrendered without a fight.

At the time Syrian officials said all its supplies would be surrendered.

JDS Uniphase was allowed to buy E-Tek only on condition that rights to buy sophisticated fibre-optic components would be surrendered.

According to the activist, "The journalists also refused to give over the bodies," out of concern that they would be surrendered to the government.

He would not make excuses, but he admitted that his spot on the Olympic team would be surrendered and that knee surgery remains an option.