Sentence examples for having to relinquish from inspiring English sources

"But we're reluctant to do that if it means having to relinquish our British citizenship.

At school in Dulwich College, his initial trauma was having to relinquish the sarong.

He points out that today Jews can "flourish in democratic [non-Jewish] countries without having to relinquish their Judaism".

Its aim was to create a legal framework in space so that private companies could mine asteroids without worrying about having to relinquish the stuff they harvest.

Jones sometimes gives the impression that he profoundly regrets having to relinquish his hard-won anonymity, but Styler insists he can be quite an extrovert.

Well, you may one day be able to walk through security without having to relinquish your water bottle or your jar of moisturizer, but that day may be at least two years away, at best.

The military council has to relinquish power.

"Mr. Mallya will have to relinquish his crown jewel".

What he did not have to relinquish: his tinkering ways.

Cooke had to relinquish the prize and resign.

(Several of them had to relinquish their arrangements with Fox News to run for president).