Sentence examples for relinquished because from inspiring English sources

This week, it highlighted its most public position, a leadership role in the path toward Copenhagen, which President Barack Obama says George W. Bush relinquished because the Republican eschewed mandatory emissions caps.

Among the reasons for releasing pets to shelters cited by the National Humane Education Society (NHES) are moving, changes in employment or housing or behavioral issues and shelters note that some pets are even relinquished because they grew too big.

The children are, in most cases, no longer casualties of war but "social orphans," whose parents have abandoned or relinquished them, usually because of poverty, or, in the case of China, because of its one-child-per-family policy.

Mr. Street said he had voluntarily relinquished the device because Mr. Johnson said investigators might want it.

Oversize lobsters must be relinquished as well, because they are considered superstuds of the ocean that produce bumper crops of young.

What two recent studies -- published in the journal Animals and the Open Journal of Animal Sciences -- found is that in many cases, folks are relinquishing animals because they can't afford their veterinary costs, or because affordable, pet-friendly rentals are so scarce.

"We will not relinquish power because of a slogan-chanting crowd.

And sometimes patients are reluctant to relinquish treatment because they are terribly afraid of dying, of being alone cut off from care, Dr. Smith said in the interview.

This is one of the reasons why Scaf must relinquish power – because they have allied themselves completely with the enemies of the people.

Mr. Donohue said that he refused to relinquish it because he wanted to meet with Cardinal Egan first, and that the letter was his last bit of leverage.

That gave the Huskies a lead they never would relinquish, primarily because of their revved-up transition game and tightened defense.