Sentence examples for Time relinquish from inspiring English sources

On the other side, is Prime Minister Abbas who would have the burden of signing an agreement that would for all time relinquish the dream of millions of Diaspora and other Palestinians of the right to return to their claimed lands in Israel -- a dream that has passed from father to son to grandson and been at the center of some of those families' hopes for years.

Mr. Jackson has the strong entrepreneurial personality and will not have an easy time relinquishing control, say people who have worked with him.

Being someone who came from film school who wrote, directed, produced, and at one time edited, until I realized I was a terrible editor, my own things, the control freak in me had a hard time relinquishing those tasks to other people.

They simply have a hard time relinquishing control, especially where their loved ones are concerned, mostly because they are afraid that if anyone other than they are in control, the worst may happen.

So it is a good time to relinquish that part of the job.

It later emerged, however, that a promise he had reportedly given at the time – to relinquish his controversial tax exile arrangements – had not been kept for many years.

He said that after a recent talk with Mr. Newhouse he decided it was time to relinquish his sometime 18-hour days as chief executive and assume the role of vice chairman of the Advance Magazine Group, where he will work on special projects and strategic planning.

It took Washington a long time to relinquish his claim to his lost 'property', and after many years he shifted to asking for compensation instead of their return.

Picking out "Kitty Kat" as one of the four top tracks of the album, Spence D of IGN Music added that the song slows things down, allowing for Knowles' "crystal clear vocals to take some down time and relinquish up a dreamy, creamy sound that is playfully sensuous".

Inclusive leaders have to be bold enough to tell beneficiaries of the status quo that it is time they relinquish some of their power and privilege so that the organization can accomplish its mission, be relevant, and able to thrive in the future.

All of a sudden, or perhaps more slowly than you realized, a home (your home) has become a house (your parents' house), and when you say it aloud for the first time you relinquish home to the four winds and have to face the apartment, the starter house, or the couch in your college roommate's living room as home.