They managed to last 120 minutes by defending a lot near their goal, choosing to cede possession of the ball to the languidly breathtaking Italian playmaker Andrea Pirlo and his ten friends, who let him down time and again with poor finishes.
In choosing to cede care and responsibility only to paid professionals, carers can have some confidence, firstly, that the substitute carer will have sufficient skills and knowledge to minimise any disruption to the PWD's care and comfort and, secondly, that they are transferring their responsibility to someone who, unlike family and friends, is paid to accept that responsibility.
Since American governance was more or less democratic from the start, the people could choose not to cede to it the safeguarding of their personal safety but to keep it as their prerogative.
This trust in the medical authorities was by some of the women further emphasized as the main reason why they deliberately chose to, and were able to, cede sovereignty over their bodies.
Clinton appears to have ceded Wisconsin to her rival, and chose to campaign in New York on Monday and Tuesday in anticipation of the Empire State's April 19 primary.
He chose to honor both, and the bargain that was struck when the Chinese ceded contractual rights, if not year-round control, of their most valuable sports export.
Mr. Berlinger said he did not cede his editorial control of "Crude," and that there were "a whole host of comments" on the film that he received from representatives of the Ecuadoreans but chose to ignore.
"and jurisdiction would be restored only if the Supreme Court chooses at some future time to cede the case back to this court and restore its jurisdiction".
But I am incredibly naive about the future prospects of any other word chosen to represent the same concepts, particularly given my own willingness to cede the fate of its predecessor.
