Sentence examples for relinquish their responsibilities from inspiring English sources

And so, what you find on a day-to-day level, is that people relinquish their responsibilities of all kinds.

The new militarised space has given Wilson guards an ideal opportunity to relinquish their responsibilities and allow police officers to exploit the situation to the detriment of asylum seekers.

One potential barrier to this could be the possible reluctance of GPs to relinquish their responsibilities for managing work and health to other occupational groups (eg. primary care nurses) or to share this role.

Still, Ms. Hurley remains confident that libraries will never relinquish their responsibility to also provide patrons with the opportunity to discover literary works of merit, be it the classics, or more recent fiction from novelists like Philip Roth, whose work is both critically acclaimed and immensely popular.

It is therefore disappointing that far too many black fathers are relinquishing their responsibility of fatherhood, and missing out on its joys.

When informed of these groundbreaking results, parents everywhere cheered, expressing gratitude that they could finally relinquish their parental responsibilities with confidence.

Labor unions in Bolivia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru and Venezuela expressed their opposition to the reforms on the grounds that they were an excuse for governments to relinquish their constitutional responsibility to ensure access to care and would lead to dramatic changes in work conditions [ 39].

It also seems important to find out how parents think about their children's health, because parental perception can influence the child's use of health care services [ 4] and parents are expected gradually to relinquish their care giving responsibilities to their child [ 7, 18].

The year before all states, except Queensland, relinquished their special responsibilities for Aboriginal communities to the commonwealth.

They were sceptical about successful implementation, unwilling to relinquish their authority, or reluctant to take responsibility for the necessary organization.

Only one percent preferred to relinquish their children with disabilities to be institutionalised and allow the institution to assume total responsibility for the child.