Sentence examples for she would relinquish from inspiring English sources

Weiner says that she would relinquish her role as an ombudsman of publishing-world sexism if a writer with a more literary reputation took on the job.

After 33 years on the throne following her mother's abdication in 1980, Beatrix said she would relinquish the crown at the end of April, leaving the monarchy to Crown-Prince Willem-Alexander, the oldest of her three sons.

She did not provide specifics about which claims to power she would relinquish, adding, "That has to be part of the review that I undertake when I get to the White House".

On January 25 , 2013 it was announced that Turner had applied for Swiss citizenship, and that she would relinquish her U.S. citizenship.

Even when the horse was challenged by Gypsy Judy, who stayed close until the homestretch before eventually fading to eighth, Castellano didn't think she would relinquish the lead when Ahh Chocolate came within a head.

On the side of their aggressors, there is an idea that both of them were, as people tend to say about women, asking for it: Gatti's article on Ferrante argued, very poorly, that she'd "relinquished her right" to live anonymously, and that "she and her publisher seemed to have fed interest in her true identity".

Ms. Cheu, who has not yet found another job, said she held off signing a severance agreement that would relinquish her right to take legal action "to kind of make them sweat".

He would relinquish no tool to exhibit it.

Then, when the youngest one left, they would relinquish the rental.

He promised that once full constitutional democracy was established, he would relinquish these powers.

It had been assumed that his replacement, David Phelps, would relinquish his spot to make room.