Sentence examples for relinquished duties from inspiring English sources

Andrew Cracknell, 51, chairman and chief creative officer, relinquished duties to be given to Mr. Rabosky to work on a worldwide creative project with Martin Puris, chairman, chief executive and chief creative officer of Ammirati Puris.

Does it make sense to relinquish duty holding to a third-party?

In April 2011 Brin relinquished his duties as president of technology to become director of special projects.

The most prominent cleric was an Austrian cardinal, Hans Hermann Groer, who relinquished his duties in 1998.

He recently relinquished writing duties for the Wonder Woman film, citing conflict of artistic vision.

Chang can't, of course, be everywhere at once, and has relinquished cooking duties to many others.

He relinquished caddying duties in the spring because he found it too hard straddling the line between caddie and father.

During most of "Jesus, Etc.," one of the band's more popular songs, Mr. Tweedy relinquished vocal duties to the crowd.

Mr. O'Connor relinquished his duties as chairman and chief executive to Louis T. Hagopian in 1976, then served as chairman of the executive committee before retiring.

Last winter, the Dasht-e-Qala commander, Mamur Hassan, led the Kochka Union troops for a four-month period and then relinquished his duties to one of the four other district commanders.

She neither resented nor ever relinquished her duties as a wife and mother, and was, in Woolf's words, "like a tigress where her children were concerned"; she threatened to colonize other people like a one-woman empire.