| Islamists revere the hajj, the religious pilgrim who relinquishes his earthly possessions in order to fulfill the commands of God. |
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| He relinquishes this fabled sword to fellow esteemed warrior Yu Shu Lien, who he has loved in secret just as she has loved him. |
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| It should also be remembered, however, that no one voluntarily relinquishes power, and that applies to both men and women. |
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| Until he relinquishes the lifelong belief that one iron-willed genius can rule his world, the Raiders will struggle. |
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| Payment of the old-age pension shall resume when the Member relinquishes his or her mandate in Parliament. |
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| State roll-back in Sweden does not mean that the Swedish state relinquishes control or its power to govern. |
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| Unlike many other instrumentalists who control a musical tone from its beginning to its end, the pianist relinquishes control as soon as the sound is heard. |
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| Where new work untrammelled by context is concerned, reasonableness visibly relinquishes the controls to logic, not least in the matter of the driving force of the design. |
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| As he relinquishes his duties, he may depart with the legitimate satisfaction of having accomplished his tasks to the full. |
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| Article 10: A wife of a national by naturalization shall be deemed a national by naturalization if she relinquishes her original nationality. |
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| Cdre Roger Girouard, with his flag in HMCS Iroquois, relinquishes command of CTF 151 and starts for home. |
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| If the offender complies with the diversion agreement, the Crown relinquishes its right to prosecute the offender for the offence. |
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| The severity of the punishment will be determined on whether Rankine relinquishes either shareholding. |
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| A charity that substantially relinquishes to a third party its receipt-issuing function or the control over the funds that are donated to it, can jeopardize its registered status. |
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| Securities borrowed and lent against a fee are recorded in the balance sheet as inventory movement only when the transferor relinquishes control over the securities. |
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| Since the bill relinquishes funds it might otherwise have gained, it is not appropriating money but forfeiting revenue it would have raised without such changes. |
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| He recommends producers consider participating at a reduced coverage level for the 2008 crop year, because producers who opt out relinquishes participation in the years remaining in the pilot project. |
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| On this point, the compromise relinquishes a committee vote which we found unsatisfactory, for convertible bonds should be treated as equity securities. |
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| Such separation allowance will be paid in two portions, one half at the time of lay-off and the other at the end of the 15-month recall period or when the employee otherwise relinquishes their recall rights. |
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| It is understood that if an entry has not been collected by the conclusion of this deadline, the author relinquishes all rights to this work and it becomes property of the Museu de Ceràmica de l'Alcora for all due purposes. |
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| After a parliamentarian is designated to become a member of the government, he or she relinquishes his or her position immediately, and is replaced by a substitute member. |
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| Once the prisoner is transferred, the sentencing State relinquishes its jurisdiction over the enforcement of the sentence in favour of that the administering State. |
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| If the Canadian Forces National Investigation Service relinquishes its authority over a given offence, the Military Police will assume responsibility. |
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| In this ecstatic surge of floral imagery she relinquishes Bloom's presence for his name, and thus bequeaths him with his ghostdom and his passport to eternity. |
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