Sentence examples for prevent relinquishing from inspiring English sources
Regardless of election results, the military in countries such as Egypt (and perhaps soon in Syria) will retain crucial control over the new political system in order to prevent relinquishing their inordinate power.
Interview respondents struggling with romantic relationships described feelings of loss around cessation of sexual practices relinquished to prevent transmission; opportunities to engage in sexual activity without the burden of disclosure; fear of rejection and the potential for transmission despite use of safer sex strategies.
If your narcissism prevents you from relinquishing some control and sharing a communal experience or, put differently, if you cannot stomach the idea of being served the same food as everybody else, then simply avoid communal experiences altogether.
Weterings advises you can prevent this common mistake by relinquishing the feeling of desperation that you have to take a job without asking vital questions about it from the start.
President Barack Obama said Libya is "slipping from the grasp of a tyrant" and urged Gadhafi to relinquish power to prevent more bloodshed.
Group chief executive Christopher Rodriguez has called for changes in the law to prevent carpetbaggers from forcing building societies to relinquish their mutual status.
The market place however is now forcing these countries to relinquish sovereignty in order to prevent economic ruin.
It is uncommon that LBP is severe enough to prevent a professional footballer from competing or from relinquishing his place in team selection.
These legally binding orders set out any requirements the court believes necessary to prevent a forced marriage, including requiring passports to be relinquished.
A judge can attach any conditions the court believes necessary to prevent a forced marriage, including requiring passports to be relinquished.
Further, they maintain that it won't relinquish control until safeguards are in place to prevent that from happening.
