They called it a bald surrender to business pressure, an act of political pandering and, most galling, a cold-blooded betrayal of a loyal constituency.
Two Las Vegas clinics at the center of a hepatitis C outbreak have surrendered their business licenses and paid a total of $500,000 in fines.
NEW HAVEN (AP) — A major trash hauler in Connecticut at the center of a federal investigation of mob influence in the industry pleaded guilty on Tuesday and agreed to surrender 25 businesses worth more than $100 million.
With much of the revenue being diverted into senior officers' pockets, it also allowed them to keep meddling in politics, even after they were stripped of their guaranteed seats in parliament in 2004.A law passed that same year instructed the army to surrender its businesses to the government by October 2009.
Israel surrendered factories, businesses, hotels, agricultural villages and, most importantly, uprooted 7,000 civilians who had made the Sinai their home.
The SPD accused Ms Merkel of breaking her word and surrendering to the business lobby.
By the following year, however, as military leaders showed few signs of willingness to surrender control, trade unions, business associations, and professional groups began to proclaim their discontent.
When Mills sprayed graffiti on the side of the Paramount lot — "Boring" and "Surrender" — he wore a business suit, and documented the endeavor with a photo essay.
Erste Bank was far from the worst culprit in this regard, but it did opt to issue some mortgages denominated in Swiss francs and euros to Hungarians and Romanians rather than entirely surrender a booming new business to more daring rivals.Banking also has an annoying knack of turning today's genius into tomorrow's fool.
The initial move will cost about $300,000, for which Mr Barber is prepared to surrender 10% of the business.
