Examples of using Surrendering in English and their translations into Chinese
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Sometimes that means surrendering.
There is no surrendering in the game.
Ve paid $10 billion to compensate growers for surrendering their quotas.
It does mean surrendering your will to God's will.
Beckley notes that in 200 years ofwarfare no blockade has coerced a country into surrendering its sovereignty.
Islam is about surrendering to God.
Surrendering the future of Iraq for al Qaeda would be a disaster to our country.".
Cutting Canada out is surrendering on these issues.
The Prosecutor reported totaldefiance on the part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in surrendering indicted persons.
Acceptance is seen as surrendering, passive, giving up.
Instead of surrendering to his adversity, he came to see it as a?blessed enemy? and leveraged it to achieve extraordinary personal and professional success.
Peace comes with letting go, surrendering and acceptance.
When you feel like surrendering, remember that the good things in life take time and sacrifice.
And I think that this is all part of surrendering to the design journey.
And after last year's painful surrendering of their lead, it is the fear of failure that is driving them on and producing those stunning stats.
The Act regulates procedures and conditions for surrendering suspected offenders abroad.
The Russian bourgeoisie is surrendering all the revolutionary positions to the proletariat.
It is the losing wrestler surrendering to the winner.
According to Palestinian Authority sources, those surrendering included wanted Islamic Jihad and Fatah leaders; others were three injured people and a 13-year-old boy.
A value which one is forced to accept at the price of surrendering one's mind, is not a value to anyone;
The Commission should not examine the question of surrendering suspects to international criminal tribunals, since that matter was governed by different legal rules.
President Obama andHillary Clinton have engaged in gross dereliction of duty by surrendering the safety of the American people to open borders.
If it were, I would be surrendering to the essence of the music.
Add these two up, and we get capitulation- the action of surrendering or ceasing to resist an opponent or demand.
(f) Granting, acquiring, renouncing, surrendering, transferring or negotiating rights in goods;
He also signed paperwork surrendering his parental rights.
It's the color of your eyes today," I sighed, surrendering, staring down at my hands as I fiddled with a piece of my hair.
North Korea, though, has shown little appetite for surrendering nuclear weapons it considers vital to the survival of Kim's dynastic rule.
Falcone must now pay a heavy price for his misconduct by surrendering millions of dollars and being barred from the hedge fund industry.”.
The Court's judicial proceedings were made possible by States surrendering suspects, protecting victims and witnesses and providing relevant information.