He saw that Napoleon's dictatorial power could not last and urged him to yield it voluntarily rather than be compelled to do so.
One requirement, surely, is a clean generational succession in which old leaders, for the first time in China's modern history, voluntarily yield power.
Mr. Hamm, still juiced up with his extraordinary performance, has declared himself the real champion of that night and has resisted calls that he voluntarily yield the gold.
In the previous project, you built a non-preemptive thread package and assumed that applications will cooperate with each other and voluntarily yield the CPU frequently.
The changes in Myanmar have been sudden and with few parallels — military juntas rarely voluntarily yield to civilian control — so analysts hesitate when asked to predict the country's immediate future.
They are not likely to voluntarily yield ultimate power.
Today few believe the regime will ever voluntarily yield its nuclear arsenal.
If General Ralston advises the council that the cease-fire is solid, it is expected to authorize a 3,500-member 3,500-memberher up weaponry voluntarily yielded by the Albanians' National Liberation Army under an accord on constitutional reforce
Having made himself master of two hundred and fifty cities, whose inhabitants voluntarily yielded, and bound themselves by oath to fidelity, he left the province in peace, and returned to Rome, not enriching himself a drachma by the war.
In seeking to extricate Mr. Watts from his anomalous position, Sachs found himself involved, by the attitude of the state court, in similar embarrassment, for the state court adhered to its views as to jurisdiction, and insisted that it had never voluntarily yielded the position it occupied, which afforded the basis for testing the question.
IDLE IDLE represents a state when a vCPU is not executing any code, and thus voluntarily yields the physical CPU.
