Sentence examples for relinquish itself from inspiring English sources

In the battle for the Frontier, what is at stake is whether the United States will lead the world into space using its most important and powerful tool, or relinquish itself to second or third world status by repeating the failed policies of the past.

It would be a serious mistake if the Shura Council, which itself will relinquish lawmaking responsibilities once the lower house is elected, overplayed its hand and enacted laws that provoked the opposition even more.

That's the point, with Tate: the obstinate refusal, itself childlike, to relinquish a child's naïveté.

The best way for that to happen is for Goldman to relinquish its status as a bank holding company and free itself of the most onerous and restrictive provisions of the new law.

A prime beneficiary of the Kimberley Process's decision on Zimbabwe was Anjin, a joint Chinese-Zimbabwean mining company that boasted recently that it had invested about $400 million to exploit the contentious Marange fields, where De Beers itself relinquished prospecting rights in 2006.

Nonetheless, the building itself he could not relinquish.

In a 1980 case, however Vance v. Terrazas —the Supreme Court ruled that intent to relinquish citizenship needed to be proved by itself, and not simply inferred from an individual's having voluntarily performed an action designated by Congress as being incompatible with an intent to keep one's citizenship.

But that arc of territory is too important to its vision of itself, inherited from the imperial past to relinquish.

I'm afforded the opportunity to make a decision to relinquish control of my body, and that gesture in itself is powerful and liberating.

Like the Ring itself, it had become a difficult object to relinquish.

In parenting blogs and books, the school-bus stop itself is shorthand for the turmoil of contemporary parents over when to relinquish control.