Sentence examples for relinquished part of from inspiring English sources

Countless American workers have relinquished part of a pension by moving from one job to another over the last two decades, reducing the years of service that traditional pensions reward.

Patterson relinquished part of his role at the company in September 2013, turning over the president's job to Cerner veteran Zane Burke.

All type 2 caregivers relinquished (part) of an anticipated lifestyle of their own.

"When we decide to become public officials, we relinquish part of privacy," he said.

So the proposal would make homeowners relinquish part of any price appreciation on their houses for as long as their Super F.H.A. mortgages remain in effect.

Steve Miller, whose collection of ancient Chinese ceramics is a component of his art, must relinquish part of his holdings whenever a mixed-media work is sold.

In his first term, he betrayed the principles of the Greater Israel movement by relinquishing part of Judaism's second-holiest city, Hebron, to the control of Yasir Arafat.

The New York office of TBWA/ Chiat/Day, part of the TBWA Worldwide unit of the Omnicom Group, said yesterday that it would relinquish part of the Kmart Corporation account, which the office was awarded last month.

The "sudden and largely secret" decision by the trustees of the museum to relinquish part of the photography collection is "a backward step in our understanding of the importance of visual culture", the letter reads.

Following public criticism, the Wells Fargo board of directors pushed the C.E.O., John Stumpf, to agree to give back forty-one million dollars in unvested stock a "clawback" that involves little actual clawing, as he hadn't actually earned the money yet, according to news reports—and to relinquish part of his salary while the fake-accounts matter is investigated.

When you don't compete on all fronts, you relinquish part of your end-user experience to a competitor, and you cede buy-in for your other services.