Sentence examples for relinquish calling from inspiring English sources

He will relinquish calling N.F.L. games and the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament for CBS.

Calls for Rivers to relinquish his role calling the player personnel shots could intensify.

They are global-warming fundamentalists....[T]o relinquish it would be to relinquish themselves; to call it a lie is to call their lives a lie.

Iranian officials and commanders reiterated that they would never relinquish what they called Iran's nuclear rights.

TEHRAN — Iranian politicians and military commanders said Wednesday that their country would never relinquish what they called its nuclear rights, a day after talks between Iran and world powers in Moscow failed to make substantive progress in the dispute over Iran's uranium enrichment.

Labour is calling for Whitehall to relinquish economic power to the regions, according to plans published by the party today.

The leader of the opposition, Nawaz Sharif, has been one of the most vocal figures calling for Zardari to relinquish the powers he inherited from Musharraf.

Meanwhile, in New York, the five members of the United Nations Security Council debated a draft resolution calling on Syria to relinquish its chemical weapons or face an attack.

I am calling on Wolfson to relinquish your medical license and seek forgiveness from the Jacks family.

Laurence Wasserman, her successor at the New York-based management agency that still bears her name, said that she had relinquished control (she called retirement a dirty word) only reluctantly in late 1998, shortly after her 96th birthday.

She invents a utopian island where women are known for being biologically wired to be hard-working and in positions of power (while looking like Angelina Jolie); in contrast, men are soft, lovely, weak, domestic, and assigned to master a text called "Relinquishing Self".