In this transaction, a homeowner simply relinquishes the property, turning over the deed to the bank, in exchange for the lender's promise not to foreclose.
Simply relinquishing the self-employed to social safety nets may not be sufficient to improve their standards of living particularly since wage employment is not an option for many of these people.
The government, as the principle implementer of the guidelines, will simply not relinquish the final word about the final wording.
So, today I had yet another epiphany and realized that, for the remaining 2 1/2 months I have here in Italy, I could keep traveling lightly and somewhat simply, and I could relinquish everything that is now in storage.
Lego initially refused to halt production on the toy, saying it was simply a reproduction of what had been in the original Star Wars film, but this weekend relinquished their protest and announced it would be off the shelves by 2014. .
If you're concerned about copyright laws, it's worth noting that when you upload your video to a public website you do not relinquish your copyright - you are simply granting a licence to the website to use your content.
When a case involving possible expatriation comes to the attention of a U.S. consular officer, the officer will normally "simply ask the applicant if there was intent to relinquish U.S. citizenship when performing the act.
Oxfam and Pope Francis have the same goal, but if humanity is to be served by wealth and not ruled by it, then humanity cannot simply sit back and wait for wealthy Jonnies to voluntarily relinquish power.
In a 1980 case, however Vance v. Terrazas —the Supreme Court ruled that intent to relinquish citizenship needed to be proved by itself, and not simply inferred from an individual's having voluntarily performed an action designated by Congress as being incompatible with an intent to keep one's citizenship.
Prof Paik thinks it was simply time for Chang Song-thaek - with his reputation for arrogance and ambition - to relinquish the mentor's role; that he had become too powerful in his own right.
