Still, I kept on my rose-colored glasses and viewed the relinquishment of my son as a noble self-sacrifice made for the betterment of us all.
For the fall men's wear collections, a number of designers, including Ann Demeulemeester and Dior Homme's Kris Van Assche, took guidance from religious garb in monochromatic tones that seem to evoke the northern light of Flanders, the body appearing androgynous and unsexed, as a relinquishment rather than a celebration of the self.
The end of white demographic dominance doesn't mean the same as a relinquishment of status.
Gun violence prevention organizations maintain that red flag laws uphold due process, as the relinquishment is temporary.
The present study also adds substantially by including data on logistics, encompassing housing use, isolation facilities, finances and staffing, as well as re-relinquishment data and waiting lists.
Finally, we have critically reflected on the framing of cord blood as 'waste', as a form of relinquishment that implies little or no cost to the donor.
Sitting cross-legged on an easy chair in her home in Berkeley, Calif., last winter, she described the experience as a "complete relinquishment of anger, hatred and the desire for retribution and revenge".
It reads at first almost as a gentle relinquishment of the character; we might have expected to see Rocky fighting to the death (as he did in early, rejected drafts of "V"), but would we have ever imagined that he could simply fade away?
Behavioural problems have been shown to increase the risk of relinquishment [ 29], and relinquishing owners have been shown to be relatively poorly informed on basic behaviour.
Who doesn't like to believe and blame everything on "fate" or, worse, "God's will?" Which is, of course, what this is: a relinquishment of personal culpability for the choices I make, as well as the destiny I create, and all by simply saying, "It must be for a reason".
