| Running for office means a relinquishment of privacy and family life that might, in general, be harder on women than men. |
| Officers should always conduct an in-person interview when accepting voluntary relinquishment of permanent resident status. |
| If this meant the relinquishment of territory to achieve dominant and fortifiable terrain and features, so be it. |
| When he permits a driver to pass, there is a touch of the contemptuous in that relinquishment. |
| This section also provides guidelines for cases where a person withdraws their declaration of voluntary relinquishment. |
| Once outside Canada, he filed an appeal arguing that his relinquishment should be considered null and void because he had signed under duress. |
