There will always be those who contend — as Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley and others do — that James diminished his stature and even relinquished his manliness.
Some fund companies have even relinquished no-load status altogether.
Among the reasons for releasing pets to shelters cited by the National Humane Education Society (NHES) are moving, changes in employment or housing or behavioral issues and shelters note that some pets are even relinquished because they grew too big.
Rob Kershaw of The Digital Fix felt that the game "stubbornly refuses to handhold you or even relinquish the slightest bit of information about what you're doing or why", and noted that he had to make decisions about the inventory, equipment, and special powers through trial and error.
Being overwhelmed could be a catalyst for the carer to seek change and even relinquish care.
"The Chinese and Indians simply can't understand why we're even contemplating relinquishing our role in Europe".
The party still cannot abide the idea of letting a freely elected legislature write the laws, nor even of relinquishing its control over the appointment of judges.
The limited devolution of power that the charter envisages falls far short of the federal structure many hope for.No wonder, either, that there is little sign on the part of the army that it has any intention of even discussing relinquishing its power and perks.
In the case recently decided by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit and brought by a co-op at 136 East 56th Street, the court ruled that a sponsor could still be deemed to be in control of the building for purposes of triggering the two-year window under the act even after relinquishing apparent control of the board.
In September 1919, he suffered a stroke from which he never entirely recovered, but he refused to even temporarily relinquish his duties.
