Later that day, after Combs had returned home and relinquished the phone, Cassie's mother called the police to intervene regarding an argument over the missing cell phone.
According to the story, "after Spicer became aware that information had leaked out of a planning meeting with about a dozen of his communication staffers," he convened an "emergency meeting" at which he ordered his staffers to relinquish their phones for a "phone check," a move that would definitely root out the amateur leakers in his midst.
She did, however, relinquish her phone number.
For Kim Beckett, 28, who works as an insurance broker from Uxbridge in London, it was the realisation that she was virtually addicted to WhatsApp and other social media that prompted her to relinquish her phone and laptop and enrol in a tech-free workshop weekend in the Brecon Beacons in Wales.
He texted me back and was told to relinquish his phone.
Intimidated by the inquisitorial nature of the investigation, deprived of representation, and fearful they would lose their jobs, the officers complied with the Port Authority directive and relinquished their cell phones to invasive searches".
At that time, TechCrunch was unsure if Belfiore would relinquish his Windows Phone duties in part or full as part of the change.
Roy's mother, Carol, and her husband emigrated to Canada in 1969 and took citizenship in 1975, believing that they had thereby relinquished their U.S. citizenship, she said in a phone interview from Calgary, Alberta.
I've stopped answering the phone by saying "Arrr!" and I've relinquished my title as Captain.
So I had to expect that its laser sensors were aware of the BMW driver who relinquished control of his vehicle to whip out his mobile phone and film Jack as we passed by.
