Sentence examples for relinquish before from inspiring English sources
To determine baseballs best relievers for the buck, we looked at the 58 pitchers who accumulated at least 20 combined holds (when a pitcher inherits a lead in a close game that he does not relinquish before being removed) and saves (when he maintains that lead through the completion of the game) last season.
His birdie on No. 8 pulled him even with Spieth and another on No. 9, coupled with a Spieth bogey back on six, gave him a lead he wouldn't relinquish before he left the course to await his fate.
Dr Mahathir has suggested several times in the past few years that he will relinquish power before the next general election, due by 2004.
Although Sheik Khatib's proposal included a number of conditions, including the release of prisoners, it broke a longstanding principle that Mr. Assad must relinquish power before any talks can begin.
In a report issued in a case in April, Mr. Demakos wrote that the introductory remarks obscured a suspect's Miranda rights and primed "a defendant to relinquish them before he is made aware of them".
The couple knew the birth mother would have to relinquish rights before a formal adoption process could begin, but they said Dr. Hale had assured them that the mother, who had given up her first child years before, would in time do the same with Amanda.
The Islanders, who lost their fourth straight game, played without a captain after Kenny Jonsson relinquished the C' before the game.
Henry forced him to relinquish his claim before he performed any official acts, thus restoring Benedict.
The pope himself has never given any indication that he would relinquish his post before his death.
To relinquish such leverage before any of the EU's benchmarks for progress have been met would be a damaging mistake.
Morton Bahr, the Communications Workers' president, said, "AT&T should seek broad shareholder consensus, not ask shareholders to relinquish their rights before AT&T fully discloses the terms of the breakup".
