Examples of using Capitulate in English and their translations into Slovak
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We should capitulate?
You can capitulate up to 10 times in a 17 hour period.
At market tops, the bears capitulate.
France capitulated on 22 June 1940.
In the end however I had to capitulate.
We cannot capitulate in the war on crime.
Under the circumstances, I had to capitulate.
You can capitulate up to 10 times in a period of 17 hours, having met the above mentioned requirements.
North Korea is prepared to bargain, not capitulate.
If the vote was lost,then the government could capitulate to German demands and claim it was the will of the people.
Yes, there was a lot of pressure,but pressure doesn't mean that we have to capitulate”.
On April 9, 1865, General Lee finally capitulated to Appomatox Courthouse.
The reasoning of those who capitulate is as unexceptional as it is dismal:"This decision was based solely on concern for public safety";
The goal of the Americans was to make the Serbs capitulate unconditionally.”.
All players you can currently capitulate to are listed in Others tab of the Command center in the fortress.
Yet this is only one issue- albeit a major one-where tax-exempt“churches” capitulate to government guidelines.
The reasoning of those who capitulate is as unexceptional as it is dismal:"This decision was based solely on concern for public safety";
The Petrodollar is doomed and so is our way oflife unless America can make the Iranians capitulate and stick to the antiquated Petrodollar system.
Rather than capitulate to extortion and blackmail, I've chose to publish exactly what they sent me, despite the personal cost and embarrassment they threaten", Bezos wrote.
GEORGE FRIEDMAN: The purpose of the sanctions is to- with minimal damage to the US and with a somewhat larger damage to the EU-hurt Russia in order to make it capitulate to US demands.
Survivors of terrorism rarely capitulate to radical Islam- not after the assassination of Anwar el-Sadat in Egypt in 1981, nor the 9/11 attacks, the Bali bombings of 2002, the Madrid bombing of 2004, the Amman bombing of 2005, or the terrorist campaigns in Israel, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
Across the globe, that critical distance is now being diminished almost to nothing, as the institutions that produced Erasmus and John Milton,Einstein and Monty Python, capitulate to the hard-faced priorities of global capitalism.
Across the globe,[the] critical distance[between universities and society at large] is now being diminished almost to nothing, as the institutions that produced Erasmus and John Milton,Einstein and Monty Python, capitulate to the hard-faced priorities of global capitalism.