We are against exploitation, against the sale of babies, and against forced relinquishment". She added, "We need to step up programs in these countries, so that families can bring up their own children, which everyone agrees is the best option". The difficult issue is what constitutes "forced relinquishment". Is a mother who cannot afford to feed her child forced into relinquishment by poverty?
14 In other words, his silenceor inaction has been construed as an implied relinquishment of the right to speedy trial, e.g., United States v. Lustman, 258 F.2d 478, 478 (Cir.2d Cir. 1958).
"I do that because, regardless of your view as to whether it is worth it or not, I can't equate the avoidance of the unpleasantness associated with coming to court on a daily basis with a relinquishment of any possibility, however remote you may believe it to be, of your not being found guilty".
Maureen, living in the presence of sudden death, faces the ultimate existential adventure alone — except that, unlike others, she has Lewis, a companion who might offer some guidance and reassurance, but at the price of an even deeper relinquishment of control over her life.
However, reports on the foreclosure/relinquishment association relied on anecdotal evidence provided by animal shelters, which is known to be flawed since many people do not give a reason for relinquishment, or give a false reason.
Fairs entail a "conscious relinquishment of the aura in order to really sell for a few days".
They can make the right gestures, but even a small relinquishment of authority produces ugly withdrawal symptoms.
(7) The Superintendent may accept a written relinquishment or waiver of any privileges; however, no such relinquishment or waiver will be effective without the written consent of the owner or owners of the base lands.
Mr. Coscia invited the developer to his office to suggest a partial relinquishment of the site and the insurance proceeds so that the site could be developed more quickly.
Sitting cross-legged on an easy chair in her home in Berkeley, Calif., last winter, she described the experience as a "complete relinquishment of anger, hatred and the desire for retribution and revenge".
It reads at first almost as a gentle relinquishment of the character; we might have expected to see Rocky fighting to the death (as he did in early, rejected drafts of "V"), but would we have ever imagined that he could simply fade away?
