Sentence examples for it relinquished from inspiring English sources

But last year, it relinquished its sales title to Janus Capital of Denver.

The image of Texas was that of a raw and lawless frontier when it relinquished its independence to become a state.

So it relinquished its long-held status as New York's insurer of last resort and forfeited the discount it had enjoyed on hospital rates.

Pressure for a more-independent structure persisted until 2009, when the U.S. government signed the Affirmation of Commitments, in which it relinquished its sole right to annual reviews of ICANN and took only one seat on ICANN's board, along with representatives of 11 other countries.

In January 1937, it relinquished its Bulldogs to No. 21 Squadron, which was to hold them until they could be transferred to the soon-to-be-formed No. 2 Squadron.

The white ruling elite kept its wealth even as it relinquished political control.

The objective-institutional character of the church increases as it relinquishes its commitment to eschatological perfection in order to create the corpus Christianum, the Christian commonwealth or society.

Incredibly, the DOJ actually sued a telecommunications company for daring to challenge the FBI's secret order, lacking in judicial oversight, that it relinquish information about its customers.

It relinquishes control over the detainees who are still legally in its custody.

It is understood that Dubai International Capital will lose hundreds of millions of pounds as it relinquishes control.

If the flow is leading and non-backlogged, it relinquishes the slot to the lagging flows.