"They have had a year and a half to exercise that prerogative and, now that they have blown through that deadline, most people would acknowledge that is a privilege they should relinquish … rather than get into additional political gamesmanship".
He also agreed to stop serving as an investment adviser for three months and to relinquish his supervisory role for an additional nine months.
He went on to help capture Island Number Ten (about 55 miles [88 km] below Cairo, Ill ., in the Mississippi, but his injuries and additional ailments soon forced him to relinquish all but nominal command.
Recently, some states have begun to change those laws, putting in additional requirements that IPV offenders actively relinquish their firearms.
This is why it's always perilous to endow government actors with additional powers; they will almost never relinquish them, and these powers will likely only expand as bureaucracies and political interests become entrenched.
That is, to avoid additional radiation dose (beyond natural background), it is necessary to relinquish many important aspects of life as a result of evacuation and long-term relocation: homes, communities, employment, and school opportunities, among others.
Additional penalties will be assessed each day the publisher does not relinquish its digital copies of the photographs.
With the acquisition of additional duties and rights conferred by the profession, the doctor also agrees to relinquish certain rights enjoyed by others.
At Port Newark in New Jersey, American Stevedoring will pay an additional $28.9 million over 10 years for the use of 30 acres and two berths, although it will relinquish 30 acres that it had used under a prior lease.
However, should the need for additional accounting authorities be proven, these accounting authorities will be required to offer their services to the public or relinquish their certification.
"He must relinquish power.
