When Mrs. Sabet, 55, had to relinquish the temporary job because she had not yet passed the state license exam, Ms. Gilmore hired her as a nanny.
The vice president, however, did not suggest any means to overcome the lack of trust in the Islamist leaders among the secular opposition, or how to persuade liberals to back down from their vow not to negotiate until Mr. Morsi relinquishes the temporary expansion of his powers and cancels the referendum.
He relinquished his temporary appointments and reverted to lance corporal in August.
He relinquished his temporary rank of brigadier-general in 1920, and reverted to his substantive rank of colonel to take up a brigade command in the Territorial Force.
After relinquishing his temporary position as CAS, Anderson briefly reverted to his previous role as Air Member for Supply before taking over as Air Member for Personnel (AMP) in March 1940; he was succeeded in November by Air Vice-Marshal Henry Wrigley.
Republicans in Colorado, like those in Texas, argued that the court-drawn maps used in both states were temporary substitutes and that the legislatures had not relinquished their right to undertake redistricting on their own if they chose to reopen the process.
Worse, some families in places with different cultural norms and legal systems relinquish their kids believing that it is a temporary guardianship arrangement, rather than an irrevocable severance of family ties.
When she turned 17, Railya relinquished her permanent residence in Kazakhstan in order to obtain temporary residence — known as "propiska" — in Russia, where she planned to study.
When Blamey relinquished command of New Guinea Force on 30 January 1943, he handed over temporary command to Mackay to enable Herring to go on leave.
It takes longer to get to Gaza than to New York, says a disgruntled West Banker.Above all, Palestinians are afraid that Mr Arafat might be tempted to relinquish what they see as their basic rights in return for a deeply flawed, and possibly temporary, peace.
