He was granted time away from the Championship club following his arrest.
Another CEO who recently took a leave of absence: Ron Wainshal, the CEO of the commercial aircraft leasing company Aircastle, who was granted time away in January to focus on his health (and who announced yesterday that he's now resigning entirely to "focus on a speedy recovery").
Be wary if your two very reasonable requests (for a written offer and three or four days to review it) aren't granted right away.
The most disturbing aspect of all this is not that Trump has become an enemy to the non-white electorate, but that his candidacy serves to all but guarantee black and Latino support for the Democratic Party, further allowing that party to take us for granted, taking away any reason they might have to need to address the issues that we are concerned about.
Beelines it to the operating table, where, sprawled out before a beckoning surgeon, she gets her wishes granted without giving away her magic voice box.
"Then things I took for granted suddenly went away," she said.
Granted, drawing diners away from the Upper East Side isn't the most monumental of feats.
"I will stay here until we win," he said, wearing rebel fatigues over dinner at a central Donetsk cafe, having been granted an evening away from the barracks.
They have seen dress codes enforced and ignored, discipline rules written and rewritten, bus passes for public transportation granted and taken away and given back again.
What "The Impossible" conveys most effectively is the sheer visceral effort involved in doing almost anything travelling, communicating, getting medical aid when the modern facilities we take for granted are wrenched away.
