| Furthermore, they have resisted capitulating to the world at large and remained faithful to the community of believers in Sardis. |
| Pilot association members sacked their union executive last November for capitulating to government demands for staff cuts and huge concessions on wages. |
| Opponents and unions accused Bradford Council of short-changing the district's children to secure the Serco company's profits by capitulating to its demands. |
| He must have taken a bit of a running jump at it though, because he travelled about half an inch before capitulating in a salty heap. |
| However, there is never an excuse for capitulating and surrendering the public interest to the dictates of the market. |
| Europe pays the price of her usual cowardice and, once again, the majority of the politicians only think of capitulating. |
