relinquished

Who gets to say how much should be relinquished and decide when there is more benefit than harm?

He only relinquished control of 200,000 of those 850,000 after being called out on it by the community.

It wouldn't need to be relinquished upon death - but the trustees would be transferred over time.

If there are more than 5 active connections, then you block until one of those gets relinquished.

Of course the G10 laws were dictated by the Military control committee, when they relinquished direct control in the 70s.

We are also looking at various ways of using cryptography as, to an extent, the control over the hardware must be relinquished.

The Oculus team has, by definition, relinquished control of their platform to FB.

But history shows that power gained is never relinquished without a vicious struggle.

New fields of inquiry arise (pursued in new departments by new faculty), while old fields are rarely relinquished—at least not at the same pace.

Even if you're correct, works after 1923 would not enter the public domain, because the author never relinquished their exclusive right to web publication.

Preservation of momentum is just a relinquished opportunity for good exercise.

That control is relinquished for a pre-agreed, limited period of time, after which control will be returned to the owner, is the essence of renting.

Not mine." He relinquished all claim to it, so his innocence or conviction is irrelevant.

"But history shows that power gained is never relinquished without a vicious struggle." People say this, but it's not true.

But then again, while authoritarianism is a real threat that needs to be addressed, some level of "privacy" people are so afraid to lose could probably be relinquished, yielding more benefit than harm.

> some level of "privacy" people are so afraid to lose could probably be relinquished, yielding more benefit than harm But, I think the question is who gets to make that decision?