In essence, you're making your caregiving role obsolete and moving into what can be a much more fulfilling role, that of being present to your teen as they emerge into adulthood.
The bill was praised by some in the environmental community, including the Environmental Defense Fund, whose president, Fred Krupp, called the bill "the best chance in a generation for us to move past an obsolete and badly broken law to provide strong protections for all Americans".
If the India experiment works, the U.S. would have to seriously consider adopting the "India Stack," and if it does, entire layers of the financial service technology and business stack will become either obsolete or commoditized, moving the value to mobile software companies and non-traditional banking units.
Far from appropriating inequality for her own rhetorical advantage, as George Osborne did with the "living wage", May has actually opened it up as a field of play in which her own moves are obsolete and new thinking is not just possible but irresistible.
WASHINGTON -- After letting its public campaign financing system become obsolete, Hawaii is finally moving forward with a bill to bring the 30-year-old program up to date.
When he left college in 1982, Mr. Bortugno preserved a modicum of independence by moving into a former stanchion barn rendered obsolete by a new milking facility.
The key to earning that return, Mr. Shill said, is moving the items to market before they become obsolete.
Besides, Mr. Szucs said, technology is moving so fast that a medicine is often obsolete before its patent even expires.
In my despair, I mistook your blurry, moving form for a female member of my now obsolete civilization.
