Sentence examples for in relinquishing from inspiring English sources
Benedict, knowing he is dying, locates his own hope in relinquishing his sister to the knightly newcomer.
By then, Mr. Barak had made what the administration regarded as considerable concessions in relinquishing control to the Palestinians in the outer and inner suburbs of East Jerusalem.
"In relinquishing control, universities are ensuring that some of the most prominent workers on campus are less invested in the organisation," she says.
Solnit imagines a long-distance runner accumulating moments when neither foot is on the ground, "tiny fragments of levitation," and argues, by analogy, that in relinquishing certainty we approach, if only fleetingly, the divine.
The United States has always regarded the armistice as a central component of its Korea policy, and has repeatedly said the North must take concrete steps to show sincerity in relinquishing nuclear weapons before it would agree to direct talks.
Mr. Fink's name surfaced this year as a candidate to take over as the head of Citigroup's alternative investment group, though he was not interested in relinquishing his job at BlackRock for that role, said people briefed on the situation.
Tishman and BlackRock defaulted on their debt payments in January, relinquishing the once-prized property to creditors.That set off another battle.
That episode resulted in students relinquishing iPads at three high schools.
It's not all doom and gloom though, because in Buddhism, relinquishing the ego and desire can end suffering.
Bjørnebye was appointed assistant manager of Norway in 2003, relinquishing the role three years later to succeed Tom Nordlie as manager of IK Start.
Indeed, what made him a uniquely qualified political leader was his decision to resign his commission in 1783, relinquishing power when he could have consolidated it.
