Sentence examples for to relinquish from from inspiring English sources

No matter how much control unrequited feelings seem to relinquish from us, we are still the author.

HH morphogens are secreted from the cells and bind to the receptor, Patched (PTC), to relinquish SMO from PTC suppression, thereby enabling activation of the GLI family of transcription factors, which are used as markers for HH signaling activity [ 18, 19].

The Caymans had by then developed offshore banking and tourism, enabling the colony to relinquish aid from Britain.

But he has omitted this from a fiscal reform intended to increase Mexico's pitifully low tax take, which is scheduled for debate in Congress next month.The government may be reluctant to relinquish revenue from Pemex until Congress has approved alternatives.

And if not, at least he'd get to see the boy attempting to relinquish the innocence from the apple of his eye get beaten up every other month.

Owens Corning, which went Chapter 11 in 2000 amid towering asbestos claims, filed a lawsuit on Oct. 2 against major shareholders, aiming to force them to relinquish dividends paid from 1996 to 2000.

A Dutch court has given the service three months to relinquish all illegal files from its network.

To move forward, Jewish and Muslim communities need to relinquish any external pressures from international politics in the Middle East and instead focus on resolving problems within European society.

The ability to relinquish expectations for care from adult children provides the extended family with more human resources that may facilitate the potential for social and economic mobility of future generations (Burholt and Dobbs 2010).

His tolerance of public criticism and his willingness to relinquish power set Dom Pedro apart from his absolutist predecessors and from the rulers of today's coercive states, whose lifetime tenure is as secure as that of the kings of old".

Lupita Nyong'o is not ready to relinquish her best dressed crown from last year's awards season.