Sentence examples for his relinquishment from inspiring English sources
If Payne and Perkins were willing to accept his relinquishment of the old contract, and proceed on a new agreement, the law, we think, would not prevent it". The case of Goebel v. Linn, 47 Mich.
Chief Judge Mary M. Lisi of United States District Court for Rhode Island on Thursday ordered Maria-Luise Bissonnette to turn over "Girl From the Sabiner Mountains," above, to representatives of the estate of Max Stern, who died in 1987, stating that his "relinquishment of his property" was clearly "anything but voluntary".
His popularity was undimmed by his relinquishment of office.
As the years progressed, he reaffirmed his relinquishment.
A further useful element in Gorbachev's proposal is his relinquishment of earlier Soviet demands to include British and French nuclear weapons in the reduction total of American intermediate-range nuclear weapons.
He quotes Napoleon's memoirs to show how deeply the Frenchman admired Washington and how utterly baffled he was by his voluntary relinquishment of power.
His report on the atrocities he witnessed contributed to Leopold II of Belgium's relinquishment of his colonial fiefdom.
Indeed, even if Butler could read there is no reason to believe that his oral statements, which followed a refusal to sign a written waiver form, were intended to signify relinquishment of his rights.
Such conditions, if insisted upon, should and must be dealt with in a manner that does not compel the relinquishment of his right.
This strategy is an attempt to involve the patient as jointly responsible for his/her care and avoid the relinquishment of his own function within the health service which cares for him.
By and large, the British press has interpreted her relinquishment of day-to-day management as an ouster.
