Sentence examples for may relinquish from inspiring English sources

Mr. Komansky, 62, has said that he may relinquish the chief executive title before his scheduled retirement in 2004.

But generally, unless the co-parents choose to use a clinic, a donor may relinquish his parental rights only after the child is born.

Unless someone with the right qualifications steps forward - financial strength & dedication to good movies - the Thalia may relinquish its role as preserver of the most stirring and artful of American & foreign films.

While many of us don't think much of sharing our details online now, Livingstone says the danger is that our society may relinquish its privacy rights "without due regard for future consequences" and without debate over the implications.

Without novel provider-focused strategies, we may relinquish passively the requisite skills for not only our patients but also for future generations of obstetricians.

She has also hinted she may relinquish a television career when her contract expires in January, so she can devote more time to motherhood.

There is plenty of despair that it has come to this, that the country is turning to the PRI, which may not relinquish power again anytime soon.

They fear the movement's affiliates may never relinquish the power they have won at the polls and that they will impose strict Islamic rules on previously secular societies.

Gerdemann may well relinquish the yellow jersey during today's Alpine stage, which, with its three climbs, is the main course to yesterday's amuse bouche, but for T-Mobile this was also a timely win.

NAIROBI, Kenya — The junior military officers who claimed they had seized power in a coup attempt in the impoverished West African nation of Guinea said Wednesday that they may not relinquish control of the country for two years and even went ahead to name one of their own as president.

Carl Froch may still relinquish one of his world titles if he does not retire.