Sentence examples for relinquished them from inspiring English sources

But just as they were reclaiming their oppositional voices, conservative media relinquished them again.

Having discovered why they were parted, their thoughts turned to why they were given up for adoption in the first place, and the woman who had relinquished them.

Mr. Obama greeted the presidents of South Africa and Kazakhstan, Jacob Zuma and Nursultan Nazarbayev, in sessions meant to showcase countries that once possessed nuclear weapons and relinquished them.

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.

But when a waiter followed two women out of Vivo Bar and Cafe in Greenwich recently to request the return of two glasses he had seen one of them take, the culprit cooly relinquished them with a shrug.

I felt guilty about relinquishing them to their fate.

Letting go means relinquishing them to a world where the next Ian Huntley might lurk.

He hasn't figured out how to relinquish them to us.

But amateurs must be convinced to report their finds, and sometimes to relinquish them to the state.

The problem is that once people have got things on demand, they're reluctant to relinquish them.

The law allows parents of babies less than 30 days old to relinquish them, no questions asked, at police stations, fire houses and hospitals.