relinquish造句

The enemy was forced to relinquish the city.

Do you view mothers who relinquish custody differently than fathers who do the same?

And this uncertainty will certainly adversely affect the Israeli public's willingness to relinquish the West Bank anytime soon.

In a scathing, bitter letter dated May 13th but leaked this week, Mr Tsvangirai asked Mr Mbeki to relinquish this role.

They believe that by doing so, they would relinquish the rights of millions of Arabs who live inside Israel and hold Israeli citizenship.

In a bad week for Angela Merkel her defence minister, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, was embroiled in a plagiarism scandal that forced him to relinquish his doctorate.

All history proves that the capitalists will never relinquish their property peacefully – to claim otherwise in the age of ‘Shock and Awe’ is either hopeless naivety or wilful deception.