Sentence examples for has signed away from inspiring English sources

Britons who feel that their real-life prime minister, Tony Blair, has signed away his credibility to the American project might secretly hope that he makes a similar stand against President Bush when the two meet in London this week.

Is it because he has signed away day-to-day control of the NHS as his public health minister let slip, or is it because he didn't want to face questions on the damning criticism of him from the outgoing president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists who says he is 'ignoring the car crash in mental health'.

Plaid Cymru AM for South Wales East, Jocelyn Davies AM, said: "The secretary of state should clarify whether this news means that she has signed away the rest of the 300 jobs that her government plan to cut from the passport office in Newport.

For a minimal return, it has signed away millions -- if not billions -- of dollars' worth of copper and cobalt for 35 years".

Deadline reports that she has signed away film rights for Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, her groundbreaking 1970 coming-of-age book about periods, crushes and a young girl's earnest search for God. .

Both have signed away exclusive rights for television coverage of their finds.

It all seems like a replay of the same nightmare scenario: say yes to anything and you've signed away your right to ever say no.

For speed, and convenience, and train tickets, and flowers, I have signed away a chunk of my inbox, and a part of my soul.

For decades, Fogerty, who had signed away his publishing rights, refused to play his old songs, while finding it difficult, sometimes impossible, to write new ones.

How could I have looked them in the eye if I had signed away the ability to speak about the very subject for which I was elected?

As Leigh testified before Congress, in October 2009, "I had signed away my right to a jury trial at the age of 20 and without the advice of counsel".