Sentence examples similar to relinquish duties from inspiring English sources

Does it make sense to relinquish duty holding to a third-party?

Andrew Cracknell, 51, chairman and chief creative officer, relinquished duties to be given to Mr. Rabosky to work on a worldwide creative project with Martin Puris, chairman, chief executive and chief creative officer of Ammirati Puris.

Has he been encouraged to relinquish certain duties?

NEW YORK SAINTS -- Announced Vinny Pfeifer will relinquish coaching duties and remain as general manager.

NORTH CAROLINA--Announced football coach Carl Torbush will relinquish his duties as defensive coordinator.

After that, though, you really need to relinquish your duties – it's not safe to continue after being knocked out.

If Mr. Rowland is then tried in the Senate, state law requires him to relinquish his duties during the process.

STONY BROOK--Announced Sam Kornhauser, football coach, will relinquish his duties at the end of the 2005 season.

In September 1919, he suffered a stroke from which he never entirely recovered, but he refused to even temporarily relinquish his duties.

He continued as artistic director and ballet master of the New York Ballet until late in 1982, when ill health forced him to relinquish his duties.

It is usually a good idea to be highly skeptical of any effort by the federal government to relinquish its duties to protect flora and fauna.