Sentence examples similar to all relinquished from inspiring English sources

But Leon asked the right question, the one that the FISA court, Obama, and key House and Senate Intelligence Committee leaders have failed to ask since 2006: Has the nature and quantity of data that we all relinquish to third parties changed so fundamentally since 1979 that the doctrine set out by Smith is no longer useful as a constitutional roadmap?

Manuel was forced to change his stance Friday night when his team slid behind Milwaukee in the wild-card standings and all but relinquished hope of overtaking the Phillies for the division title.

In fact, almost half of all dogs relinquished to shelters have at least one behavior problem - aggression and destructiveness are among the most common.

In other words, here's a case where the states have total control and these governors have all but relinquished that control to the federal government -- literally allowing a government takeover.

When Dakotah was twelve, she changed her mind and relinquished all her rights as a parent.

In exchange Aragon relinquished all claims to other Moorish-held territory in the peninsula.

Further trouble between warring settlers occurred, but by 1805 Connecticut had relinquished all its claims.

By a treaty of March 17 , 1824 the Dutch relinquished all claim to Singapore.

He has relinquished all, and yet he seems far from dissatisfied.

By an October 1975 treaty, Italy relinquished all claims to Zone B, settling finally the status of the region.

Its troubles deepened Thursday as Ron Dennis, its chief executive relinquished all Formula One roles amid the fallout from the scandal.