Sentence examples for relinquished title from inspiring English sources

As part of that deal, the cottage owners relinquished title but gained eight years.

Ignoring a treaty of 1700, white squatters settled on Indian lands west of Pine Creek for more than 50 years before the Native Americans relinquished title to the land with the Second Treaty of Fort Stanwix (1784).

Meanwhile, in a heralded pact, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York agreed in February to relinquish title to 21 objects that Italy asserts were looted.

This refusal to pay cash led to an agreement with the police that the Cézanne should be surrendered in return for relinquishing title to the other six stolen pictures.

The PRIA limited adoptions to only four horses a year per individual and allowed BLM to relinquish title to the horse after one year (during which inspections regarding the animal's treatment were to occur).

The Canadian government believes this is Crown land, but they lack documentation to prove it the Witsuwit'en, and most other BC First Nations, never signed treaties relinquishing title or land rights.

In 1963, legislation was passed allowing peers to relinquish titles.

(The last Miss New York to win the Miss America title was Vanessa Williams, the actress and singer, nearly 30 years ago; she relinquished her title after a magazine published nude photos of her less than a year later).

Dortmund seems to have relinquished its title challenge to Munich for the sake of continental glory.

He relinquished that title in November and is now a civilian president.

The sale came a day after Mr. Weill relinquished the title of chief executive to Charles O. Prince.