In the relinquishment, chaos and inspiration creep in alike, and both leave their mark on the work.
Loch Leven switched from being a sink of FURP in 1985 (retention of 8.7 t FURP yr− 1) to being a source of FURP to downstream ecosystems in 1995 (relinquishment of 0.3 t FURP yr− 1) and 2005 (relinquishment of 0.02 t FURP yr− 1).
There are cases in which relinquishment of U.S. citizenship may not seem such an ungrateful act.
This diversity between organisations has been suggested in previous research [ 4], and can also be inferred by the variation seen in re-relinquishment rates in the survey respondents.
In more detail, the deal consisted of $306 million in cash and the relinquishment of about $266 million in shares in Giosis, a pan-Asian e-commerce marketplace business originally founded as a joint venture with Korea's Gmarket.
"In terms of relinquishment, I'd say this is the most serious circumstance that I can recall," Mr. Pacelle said.
"The only realistic alternative I see". he writes in Wired, "is relinquishment: to limit development of the technologies that are too dangerous, by limiting our pursuit of certain kinds of knowledge".
As a New Jersey adoptee, I could access "nonidentifying" information about my biological family, including the vague medical histories available at the time of my relinquishment in the 1950's.
Lands may be acquired by conquest; and a relinquishment, in consequence of hostilities, is tantamount to conquest.
Although some of the opponents, believing that citizenship was derived from the States, argued that any power to prescribe the mode for its relinquishment rested in the States, they were careful to point out that "the absence of all power from the State Legislatures would not vest it in us". Id. at 1039. 13.
