relent造句

First, don't relent on counter-terrorism.

That may have pressured Baosteel to relent.

The police will not relent in their fight against crime.

The pressure on us to finish this task will not relent.

Mr Mugabe is unlikely to relent unless under serious, concerted pressure.

"We must gravely crack down on those illegal activities and will never relent, " Li said.

The Arab League, Saudi Arabia and the Turkish foreign minister pressed Syria to relent.

Only in 1948 did Cambridge relent. It was the last English university to let women graduate.

If he does not relent, he will sharpen his sword; he will bend and string his bow.

WILL Iran relent and take steps to build confidence in the claimed peaceful nature of its nuclear work?

Public pressure will force Congress to relent and allow China to buy many of our larger corporations in exchange for more loans to float us along.

This artistic diaspora caused Leo to relent somewhat and he allowed painted figures on the walls of eastern churches but continued the prohibition of sculpture.

The mayor has banned all lawn sprinkling because of the water shortage. However, if the reservoirs fill up, he may relent somewhat.

For instance, the famous singer Chen Ming sang a song in the form of rock, which broke her originally relent appearance in our mind.

Last year at a food-processing factory near Geneva, the workers revolted when the director tried to ban mobile phones from the factory floor, and he was forced to relent.

And we’ve sent a message from the Afghan border to the Arabian Peninsula to all parts of the globe: We will not relent, we will not waver, and we will defeat you. (Applause.)