Helen gave her first name to their daughter, who jettisoned it for Charis when she tired of being called "little Helen", and also provided a role model as an actor, a career Charis also briefly pursued.
One Jimmy John's store owner told HuffPost that since the noncompete came to light, several franchisees have jettisoned it from their hiring packet for rank-and-file workers.
Opel was a strategic asset that G.M. had been prepared to jettison as it fought for its own survival.
But Labor needs to jettison its uncritical nostalgia for that era.
The movie, written by Michael Showalter and David Wain and directed by Mr. Wain, is at its best when it jettisons parody for off-the-cuff zaniness.
This comedy — directed by David Wain, written by Mr. Showalter and Mr. Wain, and with an ensemble cast including Amy Poehler, Bradley Cooper, Paul Rudd and Christopher Meloni (above, center, with Mr. Showalter, left, and A. D. Miles) — is "at its best when it jettisons parody for off-the-cuff zaniness," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
Labour said a closer study of the ONS data showed the coalition's first budget last June had undermined business and consumer confidence after it jettisoned plans for growth in favour of spending cuts.
Hummus maker Sabra is jettisoning its Queens headquarters for Virginia.
If it's reasonable to jettison efficacy requirements for biologic knockoffs, then it's just as reasonable to eliminate them for all new medicines.
It left out a specific requirement that Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, step down; and it jettisoned a provision for a voluntary arms embargo.
When Oakland traded for Campbell and jettisoned JaMarcus Russell, it marked the unofficial beginning of a new era for the once-storied franchise that won three Super Bowls.
