Sentence examples for if it relinquished from inspiring English sources

If it relinquished the trademark, or announced an intention never to claim its protections, another party could legally assume control of it and use the logo in other ways.

He also reckons they realise, as Mr Bush's team never did, that almost all Arabs and Muslims would recognise Israel if it relinquished the Palestinian territories under occupation.

When Britain offered a three-month loan of the marbles to the Acropolis Museum last week on condition that Greece recognizes Britain's ownership, Mr. Samaras swiftly countered that Britain could borrow any masterpiece it wished from Greece if it relinquished ownership of the Parthenon sculptures.

Now the question I ask is: How can the military secure its handsome ownership in the Egyptian economy, which reaches 30percentt of the GNP, if it relinquishes power to a civilian authority?

If I relinquished it, who would I be?" She was not the first woman who had come to me for sexuality and self-image coaching, struggling against the confusion of society's multiple messages.

A separate state addressed only the latter, but there can never be a just and lasting peace that does not address all those rights, even if it means relinquishing the prospect of an independent Palestinian state.

Connor Campbell, financial analyst at betting firm Spreadex, said: "It seems that it is going to be hard to provide a tourniquet for sterling's recent wounds given the solidity of the newly announced Brexit timeline... and the firmness with which May stated her intention to chase border control even if it means relinquishing Britain's position in the single market".

Erudite, thoughtful, respectful of members of both parties, willing to go the extra mile for an outcome that was both bipartisan and sound, even if it meant relinquishing a partisan advantage -- those were his hallmarks.

Mrs. Clinton endorsed the idea by Secretary of State John Kerry that Syria could avoid an attack by the United States if it were to relinquish its chemical weapons supply.

The United States is also insisting on warning Iraq of "serious consequences" if it does not relinquish its most dangerous weapons through the inspections.

The international community should tighten the noose on Tehran to the point of threatening the Iranian regime's survival if it does not relinquish its "mad" nuclear ambitions, the defence secretary, Philip Hammond, says.