I relinquished my title before the revolution began.

No country has ever voluntarily relinquished privilege and power.

And has cast out that within it and relinquished it

The P 3 temporary post approved for those activities is also relinquished.

I've relinquished control, nikopol. You can have a bit of autonomy now.

In so doing, Portugal in effect relinquished its responsibility as the administering Power.

What the executive branch has relinquished, or been forced to give up, vested interests have seized.

Under the terms of the 1947 peace treaty with the Allies, Italy relinquished all claims to Libya.

In 1258, the king of France relinquished his feudal authority over the County in the Treaty of Corbeil.

Ms. Dairiam welcomed the delegation's statement that it had not relinquished all its responsibilities in the occupied Palestinian territories.

We gave up our nuclear arms and voluntarily relinquished the rights of a nuclear successor to the Soviet Union.

Armenia is not fully convinced that Azerbaijan has relinquished its policy of resolving the Nagorny Karabagh conflict through military means.

By letter received on 14 July 1994, Mr. Antonio de Arruda Ferrer Correia relinquished his office as a judge ad hoc.

Iraqis met that obligation, and the Governing Council voluntarily relinquished power and dissolved itself as the Iraqi Interim Government reasserted Iraq's sovereignty.

The iconography of a Buddha is shown in monk's garb, having relinquished all ties to the earth, all ties to material things.

Thus, in a strategy mirrored elsewhere in the cultural sphere, the government simply relinquished much control over the moral component of TV content.

Around the same time, the newly independent states of Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine voluntarily relinquished their nuclear arms, and then joined the NPT.

Related provisions for the activities of the Intergovernmental Group to be relinquished would be reported to the General Assembly at its forty ninth session.

4.2 In this context, the State party explains that the author voluntarily relinquished his Equatorial Guinean citizenship in 1982 and instead opted for Spanish nationality.

After losing in World War One the Ottoman's relinquished their 500 year control to the Allied Forces, which decided to divide the old empire into countries.

Having relinquished its right under the Treaty of Tlatelolco to carry out explosions for peaceful purposes, Brazil called on the relevant nuclear weapon States to follow suit.

Or perhaps God set the whole universe going at the beginning and then relinquished control forever, so that natural processes could occur, and evolution run its course.

The only example of the complete withdrawal of regular JNA units that have relinquished control of the territory to the Croatian authorities occurred in the area surrounding Dubrovnik.

In my book India From Midnight to the Millennium, I suggested, only half jokingly, that the question is whether NRI should stand for Not Really Indian or Never Relinquished India.

The first take away is that China s claims of historic rights over the U shaped area have no merit. When China signed on to UNCLOS, it relinquished any historic rights.

There is no doubt in our minds that much of the old thinking should be left by the wayside and many of the old vocabularies and systems should be relinquished.

In reality, this right falls within the framework of an unquestionable general right to technological development, except where relinquished by agreement, which, in the case of the Treaty, is limited to nuclear weapons.

In the present case, however, owing to the presence of national security concerns, these tribunals relinquished the complainant's case to the Government, which took the first and at once final decision to expel him.

IV.33 The Advisory Committee recommends approval for the abolishment of the following posts, which are, in general, being relinquished due to overall productivity increases resulting from new information technology and increased computer skills.

The concession holder will have to show proof that the previous concession holder legally relinquished its concession according to the rule of law or went through due process with the FDA and opportunities for arbitration.

In contrast with Mexico s authoritarian past, when an imperial presidency constituted a major obstacle to modernization, power has been dispersed. What the executive branch has relinquished, or been forced to give up, vested interests have seized.

The relinquished areas were to be reserved to form part of the application areas of potential applicants qualified to apply as pioneer investors under resolution II, paragraph 1 (a) (ii), until the Convention entered into force.

The report contained a number of subjective interpretations, including a misreading of Israel's statement that, while it had relinquished any authority to operate militarily in the Gaza Strip, it reserved its right to act in self defence.

Indeed, this stipulation in the disengagement plan, together with the dismantling of the Military Government, serves as clear evidence that Israel has relinquished any power or authority for its forces to enter or operate in Gaza territory at will.

He is also oblivious to the fact that, as of 28 January 1994, the Government relinquished all control of the main daily papers and their publishing houses, allowing them to compete as private entities with other privately owned publications.

This was the case under the gold based monetary regimes such as the Gold Standard of the nineteenth century, and it is the case today for countries that have relinquished their monetary autonomy, such as the members of the eurozone.

It was also pointed out that it had been the experience of some delegations that the non utilization of those resources was due to the fact that the secretariats of those bodies relinquished some of their allotted time without consulting the bodies concerned.

On the other hand, the covetousness of profit and investment maximization has, many times, relinquished the principles of protection of women and their families, of the social security in cases of temporary or permanent incapacity of the workers. In terms of the Convention nº.

NEW DELHI For 18 days, during the ebb and flow of protest, it did not seem possible that the end of the Egyptian Revolution would come so suddenly, in a terse announcement that lasted no more than a half minute President Hosni Mubarak has relinquished office .

In view of the phasing out of activities of the Special Committee during 1994 1995, the balance of the provision 690,000 at its 1992 1993 level for the special allocation of the Special Committee contained in the 1994 1995 proposed programme budget is proposed to be relinquished.

The simple fact that the Belgrade authorities are encouraging and implementing the above actions in the occupied parts of Croatia in the view of the Croatian Government demonstrates that Serbia has not relinquished its position of occupation with the formal withdrawal of JNA units from Croatia.

India is the only country that has an official acronym for its expatriates NRIs, or Non Resident Indians. In my book India From Midnight to the Millennium, I suggested, only half jokingly, that the question is whether NRI should stand for Not Really Indian or Never Relinquished India.

In June 2002, it was announced that 3,100 acres relinquished by the United States Navy in 2001 could be held in joint jurisdiction by the Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service and the government of Puerto Rico.28 However, increasing calls from within Puerto Rico asked for territorial authorities to win title to at least some of the former Navy lands.

They grew also behind my house, and one large tree, which almost overshadowed it, was, when in flower, a bouquet which scented the whole neighborhood, but the squirrels and the jays got most of its fruit the last coming in flocks early in the morning and picking the nuts out of the burs before they fell, I relinquished these trees to them and visited the more distant woods composed wholly of chestnut.