Sentence examples for will be relinquishing from inspiring English sources

As she is acquiring her power, her husband will be relinquishing his.

In resigning his seat, Mr. Emanuel will be relinquishing a promising House career and aspirations to become speaker.

By stepping down from his day-to-day position, he will be relinquishing a significant number of shares, 4,640,625, according to the filing.

Most unfortunately, Ms. Quinn will be relinquishing her City Ballet post at the end of the spring season to return to her native England for family reasons.

Thomas H. Kean, the former New Jersey governor who has been the school's president for 15 years, a post he will be relinquishing this summer, is generally acknowledged to be the driving force behind the complex that houses the concert hall, the 83,000-square-foot Dorothy Young Center for the Arts.

For that, Schulze will be relinquishing his role as chairman on June 21, which will soon be filled by longstanding director (and Audit Committee head) Hatim Tyabji.

If the total length of support exceeds four years, then one year of the University multi-year fellowship will be relinquished unless an exception is granted.

It added: "No economically viable solution has been found to bring these discoveries to development at this time, and consequently the licence will be relinquished".

So now that you'll be relinquishing the C.E.O.

Unless he rattles in a silly one, he'll be relinquishing his share of the lead.

The Irishman says that he now intends to move up to lightweight, but will not be relinquishing his featherweight strap.