Sentence examples similar to Relinquish the weapon from inspiring English sources
It does not require Kissingerian smarts to calculate that a member of the axis of evil would be death-wish foolish to relinquish the weapons of mass destruction that may be the only thing, by virtue of the horrible implications of their use, that stands in the way of an American attack.
Why Mr. Arenas didn't choose a more straightforward method of relinquishing the weapons, and why he held the guns in his Verizon Center locker for a week, are some of the questions authorities need to get answered.
In 1994, it agreed to relinquish the nuclear weapons left on its soil after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
This is not the first time Assad's regime has been accused of using chemical weapons since agreeing in 2013 to relinquish the country's chemical weapons stockpile.
The choice pleased Western diplomats for its symbolic value, since Kazakhstan, when it became independent of the Soviet Union, freely relinquished the nuclear weapons it had inherited from Moscow.
They will not relinquish the Ashes readily.
Hearn refused to relinquish the microphone.
Watch and you will relinquish the Crystal.
As the backstop provisions show, the EU would not for a moment consider relinquishing that weapon unless it was sure that the UK would not breach state aid rules; and to be sure it will require cast-iron and enforceable treaty commitments binding the UK to the EU state aid regime.
"[The] employee was drunk and uncooperative with [the] police," the report says, and he "refused to relinquish his weapon, making it necessary for the officers to physically subdue him, take the loaded weapon and place [the] employee in handcuffs".
