| Despite one minister relinquishing his ministerial portfolio, the country is still not confident that there is integrity in public life. |
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| But the Belgians refused to believe that he was serious about relinquishing their nationality. |
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| When Clare joins the revolutionaries, she cedes her grandmother's land to the group, thus relinquishing part of the basis of her privilege. |
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| However, he signed a contract relinquishing his claim to his benefits in April 1994, just one month earlier. |
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| While he has allowed legislative elections since then, he has shown no sign of relinquishing power. |
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| A great many designers, it would seem, enjoy relinquishing the responsibility for such things in favor of client interests. |
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| She believes that when women do not have the right to choose what happens to their bodies, they risk relinquishing rights in other areas. |
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| Again and again, the history of the Web shows us the value of relinquishing control. |
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| Despite relinquishing day-to-day control of his company, Gates is still chairman and tends to just have weekends free for the foundation. |
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| In many cases, relinquishing coheirs must be compensated for their shares in a farm by the remaining heir. |
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| Mr Vanhecke received this writ two days after relinquishing the leadership of the party. |
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| Of course, the experience of privatisation originated in the United Kingdom, with the state relinquishing control in many sectors. |
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| One of the few good things about the avalanche of wokeness is relinquishing yourself of petty offense. |
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| The two supposed aid workers pushed her to sign papers, relinquishing her son. |
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| Not long before that, Ms. Pierre said, Ms. St. Fleur had asked her to sign papers relinquishing her parental rights. |
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| Second, desperate for security, citizens have relented to relinquishing a growing share of their rights: eye for an eye seems to be the refrain. |
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| They are quite afraid of relinquishing their radiant purity, which no one could care less about except themselves. |
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| It comes across as granting power to the multitudes, but is actually about relinquishing responsibility for ideas and actions and submitting to the spontaneous. |
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| Beyoncé's gift to 2014 is a masterclass in both exerting and relinquishing control. |
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| Visually, it remains true to the coupe philosophy, relinquishing the B pillar in favour of a more aerodynamic profile. |
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| The authorities relinquishing jurisdiction can retain a power of control, at least for a certain period. |
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| There are many ways to do so without relinquishing certain functions that you will want to keep for yourself. |
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| It includes the voluntary relinquishing of all rights, titles, claims and possessions, with the intention of not reclaiming those rights. |
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| In nominee-to-nominee transfers, the demographic information must be transferred from the relinquishing account to the receiving account. |
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| The real fascists must be the ones who keep trying to prevent individuals from freely relinquishing their rights and the rights of others for the good of the state. |
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| Personally I am not so unconfident in our nation as to believe any agreement we enter into with the United States immediately means we are relinquishing our sovereignty. |
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| The disorientation of relinquishing experience to a disaligned and plural understanding of gender is perhaps an experience of isolation rather than solidarity. |
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| It certainly feels as if I am relinquishing this city by degrees. |
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| Because when it comes to letting go, well, Capricorns often find their little fingers all stiff and cramped from the grip they've had on whatever they should be relinquishing. |
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| In 27 BC, Octavian made a show of returning full power to the Roman Senate and relinquishing his control of the Roman provinces and their armies. |
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| The 1930s aside, Hobsbawm was criticised for never relinquishing his Communist Party membership. |
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| It shall not be permissible to exert any form of pressure upon migrant workers and members of their families with a view to their relinquishing or foregoing any of the said rights. |
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| Demographic information must not be copied from the relinquishing account. |
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| The Government of the Republic of Cyprus remains the only legitimate Government of Cyprus, despite the choice of the Turkish Cypriots to opt out of the institutions of the State in 1963 by relinquishing their functions. |
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| Following the month of unrest that shook Tunisia and led to Zine El Abidine Ben Ali fleeing the country and relinquishing the presidency, a caretaker government has now been formed and electoral preparations launched. |
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| They have also expressed the fear that voter registration of internally displaced persons in camps would be tantamount to relinquishing their lands. |
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| Automate your business and IT processes to make them more consistent and predictable without relinquishing control over the steps taken or the outcome achieved and see how task automation simplifies your life. |
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| This form is to advise the outgoing locomotive engineer that the locomotive air brakes have been tested and are functioning, relinquishing him from the responsibilities to ensure that the brakes are functioning. |
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| After relinquishing the con, the OOW did not challenge the master's actions but engaged in an action of secondary importance, an attempt to find the spar buoy visually with the aid of the ship's searchlight. |
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| Based on my own observations, farm producers are not against the idea of relinquishing part of their land, but they do not want to suffer economic losses. |
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| What is less clear is whether this line of reasoning also excludes from the scope of Article 119 the capital sum which some schemes provide in return for relinquishing one's claim to part of the normal pension. |
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| To persuade all parties that relinquishing all of their strategic weapons would not undermine their security, each must be highly confident that the others are fulfilling their commitments. |
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| He went to war with the kingdom of Castile in 1295, relinquishing the villages of Serpa and Moura. |
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| Despite relinquishing his role as manager before the end of the season, this was Griffiths' team, and the promotion from the Fourth Division was largely his doing. |
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