Examples of relinquishing

• Maintaining multiple roles in the face of competing demands or, contrariwise, relinquishing roles or giving precedence to caregiving, both carry inherent difficulties.

• This meant that the indigenous peoples living in these areas were forced to move to other areas, relinquishing their traditional rights on these areas.

• Relinquishing variation to natural forces was for them tantamount to claiming that variation was arbitrary, with no ordained cause or foreseeable end.

• He did take some short-term risk by relinquishing the credit he could have received from other mathematicians and astronomers through early widespread replications.

• And if forgiveness means relinquishing a legal path toward justice, who among us should be entitled to make that moral judgment on our behalf?

• Reliance on the family came at the price of relinquishing control over assets.

• Many were thus forced to leave thereby relinquishing their right to the land and the hut.

• The significance of relinquishing this physical contact is uncertain.

• The pleasure of consummating this union lies partly in the relinquishing of the traditional father-son rivalry, essential to the formation of the normative man.

• Inherent in this experimental practice one thus finds a relinquishing of interpretive authority.

• The task would require winning cultural legitimacy without relinquishing the basic tenants of the faith.

• This pattern is consistent with relinquishing the habits as one ages.

• In this setting, social workers are moving into a role of facilitator and provider of resources, and relinquishing many decision-making powers.

• Therefore, the late-onset group might represent those who have employed these processes satisfactorily throughout life but have difficulty relinquishing fundamental sources of personal meaning.

• While not relinquishing all hope to do so, they issued statements that might accommodate any outcome.