Sentence examples for relinquish support from inspiring English sources

They suggest that among the younger generation of Chinese officials there is a growing desire to relinquish support for North Korea.

It appears (at least to this author) that U.S. policymakers cannot offer any array of inducements sufficient enough to persuade Pakistan to relinquish support for proxies with whom they have associated for the past 30 years.

-- who's running against Rep. Edward Markey for the open Senate seat in Masschusetts -- to relinquish his support for the pipeline.

In June, Maldonado sent Brown a text message asking if he would rather pay child support or relinquish his parental rights.

The Pentagon's prosecutors were initially reluctant to relinquish the cases, but in the end supported the decision.

He hopes that his support will grow as the Israelis relinquish what by previous agreement are Palestinian-controlled areas of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Also, was it possible that my money could encourage another woman in the community to relinquish her child in hopes of receiving financial support from an adoptive family one day?

But the essential notion of having an integrated system of healthcare – a system that recognizes the spectrum of needs associated with mental disorders, from family therapy to medication to supported housing – is too important to relinquish.

While some analysts said the Assad government might be providing the weapons to Hezbollah as a reward for its support, others were skeptical that Syria would relinquish such a sophisticated system.

A senior Turkish official said that Russia had agreed on Monday to a new diplomatic approach that would seek ways to persuade President Bashar al-Assad to relinquish power, a possible weakening in Russia's steadfast support for the government.

Every citizen is "free to drop connection with the state – to relinquish its protection and to refuse paying for its support" (Spencer, 1970: 1970.