Sentence examples for relinquished through from inspiring English sources

Thousands more newborns are legally relinquished through adoption agencies.

Of the 16 babies already relinquished through Safe Haven, more than half were turned over in Essex and Hudson counties.

Warburton has captained Wales on 20 occasions since Matthew Rees relinquished the role through injury in June 2011.

It is built on the premise that Mr Assad will relinquish power through a transitional government.

MEXICO CITY — Juan García relinquished his cellphone, walked through two metal detectors, registered with a uniformed soldier — and then finally entered Mexico's only legal gun store.

It was Jones, through ineffectiveness, who relinquished his spot in the starting rotation while Rusch flourished.

When that part of I-70 was completed in 1971, signs were changed to SR-128 on its portion of the old road, while the remainder of the bypassed road through Cisco was relinquished to the county.

Normally, upon completion of the new I-80 south of downtown, the old alignment over the Tower Bridge and through downtown would be relinquished.

Through various zigzags Fidel never wholly relinquished that idea.

Mr. Stuy could only hazard a guess: "Most likely, the daughter was relinquished in exchange for some remuneration and transported through Hunan and sold to Qujiang," he said.

Alderson presided over the Padres from 2005 to 2009, a period in which the team's owner, John Moores, went through a messy divorce and eventually relinquished control of the team.