But Mrs. Nesbitt hated relinquishing control over the food, and complained that Campbell's cooking was too rich for the President.
– Damien Venkatasamy There are common problems holding governments back from delivering digital services "First there's uncertainty (or fear) associated with really relinquishing control over the policymaking process.
Eating in a quiet restaurant can be a trigger, and so can doing the dishes and needlepoint, relinquishing control over a personal or job problem, sitting quietly with a pet or becoming involved in helping others.
In fact, many Internet watchers, Ms. Dyson among them, believe that companies that put information online, from music to books to software, may have to resign themselves to relinquishing control over that material.
In stop after stop, he recalled, people expressed "utter disbelief" that an American president — the Republican incumbent, Gerald R. Ford — would even think of relinquishing control over the Panama Canal.
There is also considerable resistance from rulers, particularly in Saudi Arabia, to relinquishing control over vital national assets which generate steady stipends for the thousands of royal princes.Gulf economists are quick to point out that foreign investment can be a two-edged sword.
