Sentence examples for relinquish some of from inspiring English sources

Under pressure, Wisconsin forced Geron to relinquish some of its rights.

Deriving meaning from the world requires us to relinquish some of its texture.

The struggle is for the West is to accept and relinquish some of its power on the world stage.

"Workplace change," she writes, "will be hampered until women relinquish some of the power that they have at home".

More recently, he was ordered to relinquish some of his furniture, art, and rare books, which the court assessed to be worth about two hundred thousand euros.

All of which gives Iran's president unusual punch in threatening to resign unless the conservative institutions ranged against him relinquish some of their authority.

Sequoia says Moritz is relinquishing some of his management responsibilities, including regulatory compliance and recruiting.

Henry had relinquished some of the illegal pills to police, but not her entire supply.

In North Africa John III relinquished some of the costly coastal fortresses, recognizing that Portuguese interests demanded reduction of its commitments.

The so-called "Fox effect" on the other networks may finally be relinquishing some of its hold -- except at CBS.

The price of coffee, which rose in the days immediately after the agreement, has since relinquished some of that gain.