Sentence examples similar to relinquished assets from inspiring English sources

Failing to pay court-ordered support or refusing to relinquish assets.

Airborne Company - Perfect for raiding operations behind enemy lines, the Airborne doctrine relinquishes assets such as Paratroopers, who can be dropped behind enemy lines for sneak attacks.

She is now being investigated alongside her husband on allegations of crimes against the state and has relinquished disputed assets worth nearly £2.5m.

A Syracuse businessman who devised one of the largest financial swindles in American history was sent to prison for 30 years yesterday by a judge who had offered to cut his sentence by 10 years if his wife relinquished her assets.

Why was Iran expected to accept negotiation terms that relinquished its greatest strategic asset (1200 kg of LEU) without receiving a strategic asset of equal value in return?

In the end, Winter was ordered to relinquish all the assets he held in trust for the Greens.

To alleviate this hardship a debtor was given the privilege of relinquishing voluntarily his assets to his creditors by petitioning a magistrate (cessio bonorum).

Ms. Altmann's husband, Fritz Altmann, an opera singer whom she married in 1937, was sent to Dachau to pressure his brother, the owner of a cashmere business, to relinquish his overseas assets.

Of the books at hand, all are train-appreciative, but only "All Aboard!" records a contemporary journey; the rest look backward, as if trains were an asset we had already relinquished.

By the time Mr. Trippe relinquished primary control of the company in 1968, Pan Am had assets of more than $1 billion, operated an international chain of hotels and was a prime contractor for airlift support to the Federal Government.

Can he imagine forcing some of Britain's giant construction companies to relinquish their most valuable assets?