Примеры использования Them to surrender на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Order them to surrender.
Commander, how did you get them to surrender?
Tell them to surrender.
Couldn't the Founders just order them to surrender?
We could try asking them to surrender, but somehow I don't think it would work.
You can appear out of nowhere and cause fight enemies,forcing them to surrender their weapons.
He ordered them to surrender their property and leave Medina within ten days.
The Venetians established a new fleet and besieged the Genoese in Chioggia in turn,forcing them to surrender in 1380.
We have told them to surrender.
As a result, British reinforcements arrived anddefeated the unsupported American forces, forcing them to surrender.
Mustafa then addressed the garrison and persuaded many of them to surrender; and on the next morning, he entered the city of Gallipoli.
Crossing the road, the Bosniacs heard Serb patrolshailing them with megaphones, urging them to surrender.
Language constraints andimposed isolation cause them to surrender to degrading emotional and psychological treatment.
In the afternoon, Manahi and two other men captured a number of machine gun and mortar positions,encircling the Italians and forcing them to surrender.
Serb police and paramilitary groups intercepted large groups of IDPs and forced them to surrender money, jewellery, cars, tractors and other valuables at gunpoint.
For the first time it is possible to speak about the Republika Srpska authorities' serious efforts to locate fugitives and persuade them to surrender.
In Lesotho recently, young people, many of them in their teens,were able to intimidate law-abiding citizens with guns and to force them to surrender Government property and to evacuate Government offices and private industrial enterprises.
During September 1990, Colombian President César Gaviria Trujillo offered drug traffickers reduced prison sentences to be served in Colombia, in order to entice them to surrender.
Under that article, actions intended to bring about the“full or partial extermination of a national, ethnic, racial or religious group by killing or causing grievous bodily harm to its members,forcibly preventing them from bearing children, forcing them to surrender their children, forcibly resettling or otherwise creating living conditions designed to bring about the physical annihilation of members of the said group”, constitute a criminal offence punishable by sanctions up to and including the death penalty.
Lt. Charles B. Gatewood andhis Apache scouts found Geronimo in Skeleton Canyon in September 1886 and persuaded them to surrender to Miles.
In 1675, Sultan Muhammad IV of Turkey allegedly sent the Zaporozhian Cossacks a threatening letter,advising them to surrender"voluntarily and without any resistance.
After a lull of ten days, the besiegers conveyed a letter to the garrison,supposedly from the Grand Master of the Knights Hospitaller in Tripoli which granted permission for them to surrender.
Following the defeat of the M23, MONUSCO issued a warning to other armed groups, urging them to surrender or face military operations.
In 1465, when Vlad was imprisoned in Hungary, Stephen again advanced towards Chilia with a large force and siege weapons; but instead of besieging the fortress, he showed the garrison, who favoured the Polish King,a letter in which the King requires them to surrender the fortress.
The inquiries accepted the officers' versions of the facts,finding their actions reasonable as they had opened fire against the suspects after having asked them to surrender and having been fired upon.
In December 2008, the United States Department of Justice announced it was filing complaints against five of the Blackwater employees, and ordered them to surrender to the FBI.
On April 3, 2003, the 1st Marine Division reached the outskirts of Al Kut, and broadcast a warning to the Iraqi defenders there, ordering them to surrender by 0700 GMT.
Soon a Cossack defector informed the Russians that Wladyslaw was going to firmly besiege the Russian fortified camps and force them to surrender with hunger.
Against police opposition-because,they said,"certain developments" might arise-the magistrate bailed each defendant in the sum of £500, and required them to surrender their passports.
In the case of Mali, Government representatives informed the mission that they were engaging in dialogue with armed returnees, mainly Malian Tuareg,to encourage them to surrender their weapons voluntarily.