For example, if both parents believe that another person raising their child will provide the best living situation for the child, they may voluntarily surrender their rights.[40].[40]
Some of these coloni, as the dependent peasants were called, may have taken up holdings granted them by a proprietor, or they may have surrendered their own lands to him in return for such protection.
Regardless of what Arpaio and his enablers may think, immigrants do not surrender their human rights at the border or at the prison door.
As with army units, each ship's crew has a set amount of morale that changes as a battle progresses; a crew may attempt to withdraw their vessel from the battle if their morale is broken, or in extreme cases may surrender without further enemy action.
Rumours were circulating yesterday that Mladic may surrender "within days".
If God has other plans for me, if it's for the better, I may surrender this dream".
There are standing orders in the Japanese Navy that no ship may surrender or take flight from the enemy.
A former Yugoslav Army general charged with war crimes but currently hospitalized may surrender to the tribunal in The Hague as early as this weekend, his lawyer said.
Johnston Press may surrender part of the company to its banks in order to secure a life-saving loan, according to a Sunday Times story yesterday.
Observers Wonder If Apple Plans Low-Cost MacIntosh In what might be the next chapter in Silicon Valley's longest-running soap opera, Apple Computer's chairman, Steven Jobs, may surrender to the computer industry's received wisdom and introduce a sub-$500 Macintosh, according to several published reports.
