But the complaints have been alarming enough that the Insurance Department, which licenses bondsmen, is considering implementing new regulations intended to rein in agents who do things like place onerous restrictions on defendants, frequently surrender them, and deduct excessive fees from the cash collateral that clients are supposed to get back.
Similarly, parents who are being alienated have frequently given up, surrendering to the ill intent of the alienating parent.
Frequently, one party will surrender its concurrent use claim and instead receive a trademark license from the other party.
3. Employers frequently require employees to surrender privacy rights when computers, cellphones, internet access, email, etc. are provided by the employer.
Dogs are frequently taken to vets or surrendered for behavior issues, and knowing whether they're rooted in genetics could help owners tailor training or decide whether a dog is best suited to being a guard dog rather than a family pet, Boyko said.
Closer integration with Europe could mean surrender of integrity, so opposition to "Brussels" frequently comes from the left.
For many critics of Keynes, the term implied a posture frequently adopted in the class war: a disposition to surrender, camouflaged by elaborate technical arguments.
I find myself at an impasse frequently, as though the standoff must end at some point and one must surrender to the other -- me or motherhood?
There, the unit frequently changed positions, an effort, according to Kurdish officials, to limit the number of soldiers surrendering.
Blunt, who had frequently written about how he was looking forward to the chance to "sing the Taliban into surrender", was deeply frustrated by delays caused by the weather, repairs and aviation regulations.
