Examples of using Capitulation in English and their translations into Finnish
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No capitulation.
Negotiation isn't capitulation.
It's capitulation.
These people respond to strength,not capitulation.
Capitulation or death.
They demand absolute capitulation of Germany.
Capitulation is unacceptable.
I believe that your capitulation is sincere.
Not capitulation. These people respond to strength.
What they call a treaty, I call a capitulation of cowards!
After Germany's capitulation this flawless, noble-minded and incredibly brave soldier was imprisoned.
He signed the first German capitulation of the war.
On 7 October, Hitler sent a further directive signed by Alfred Jodl reminding Army Group North not to accept capitulation.
Himmler negotiates the capitulation with the Conde Bernadotte.
Today, with the Services Directive, we can add capitulation to that.
Firstly, there is the capitulation of the international community, which has done nothing to prevent a murderous disgrace.
In 1941 it was occupied by the Italians under whose government it stayed until the capitulation of Italy in 1943.
This capitulation is unworthy of this European project of ours and of the social and environmental model that we claim we want to construct!
That is why I voted in favour of thereport by Mr Dary, who, by opposing this capitulation, does an honour to our Parliament.
This resolution represents a capitulation that seeks only to cloak in legality something that is clearly on the fringes of it at the moment.
On 12 April, Confederate forces under General P. G. T.Beauregard bombarded Fort Sumter, forcing its capitulation.
This latest capitulation is just another in a long line of sites doing the easy thing instead of tackling problems on their systems.
We also reject the compromise amendments that are designed to mask the hypocrisy and our capitulation before private interests.
I am, finally, particularly disgruntled at this House's capitulation in respect of the maximum enforcement of the achievements that were attained at first reading.
This has been made abundantly clear by the association that represents the overwhelming majority of the victims, which has referred to the process initiated by the Spanish Government as capitulation.
I have therefore come to the conclusion that this is not so much a compromise as a capitulation by the majority of the Parliament delegation in the face of the Council's position.
This courageous stance will, however, become untenable unless he soon- that is to say, between now andthe summer- gets distinct indications that this attitude is in no sense a sort of capitulation.
Nevertheless, I should like to point out that this'management' was,in fact, yet another capitulation to the'precautionary principle', which requires action before any proper reflection.
In view of this, the capitulation stipulated that a National Assembly must be elected within eight days; so that in many parts of France the news of the impending election arrived on its eve only.
Wenger believes that Arsenal have learnt the lesson of last season's Champions League capitulation against Monaco and remains driven by the distant hope of managing the club to a first European Cup triumph.