Sentence examples for ordered to relinquish from inspiring English sources

More recently, he was ordered to relinquish some of his furniture, art, and rare books, which the court assessed to be worth about two hundred thousand euros.

Later Alonso was ordered to relinquish a place to Christian Klien's Red Bull after he was adjudged to have gained an unfair advantage over the young Austrian when he inadvertently straight-lined the chicane.

Some sources suggest that he was physically and mentally exhausted and/or suffering from malaria and either requested his own relief or was ordered to relinquish command.

Keeping your seat when ordered to relinquish it to someone that the law has designated your superior is living "as if".

The court also ruled that he had kept the stocks despite a federal court order to relinquish them, that he had lied to a federal judge and that he had put his financial interests above those of his client.

Mr. Morsi's attempt to recover ground backfired when he this weekend had to back down on his firing of the prosecutor general in the case, Abdel-Meguid Mahmoud, who defied his order to relinquish his post and be dispatched to the Vatican as Egypt's ambassador.

Even the existence of a federal ban on firearm possession for misdemeanors or felonies doesn't mean that the statutes are enforced — police are often loath to ask abusers about guns, small jurisdictions frequently have no central storehouse, background checks might not turn up domestic-violence charges, and judges may not order abusers to relinquish guns.

In addition to relinquishing the pigs, Mr. Czupkowski was ordered to post a $10,000 bond for the town to clean up his property.

According to the story, "after Spicer became aware that information had leaked out of a planning meeting with about a dozen of his communication staffers," he convened an "emergency meeting" at which he ordered his staffers to relinquish their phones for a "phone check," a move that would definitely root out the amateur leakers in his midst.

Courts would then order those persons to relinquish their guns within 24 hours although that order could be extended to 72 hours by a judge.

Increasingly, states authorize or require courts to order DVRO respondents to relinquish their firearms (Frattaroli 2009; Zeoli and Bonomi 2015).