There are many forms of courage: the courage of relinquishing life, the courage of not relinquishing life, and the courage of sharing the experience.
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But Ms. Minnelli seems pleased to be relinquishing past clutter.
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It is abdication, the voluntary relinquishing of power and responsibility.
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Mirziyoyev shows no signs of relinquishing much power as president.
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Mr. Springer has mixed feelings about relinquishing his childhood home.
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After relinquishing the House Oversight Committee gavel this month, Rep.
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So it's this kind of relinquishing, this kind of acquiescence.
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Instead, it's time we stop relinquishing control and hack back.
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But those leaders have shown no sign of relinquishing authority.
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Relinquishing the ability to black out channels is a large concession.
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Relinquishing your U.S. citizenship can come with a hefty price tag.
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It's the first step of relinquishing that control, and that's scary.
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For the U.S., the term means North Korea relinquishing nuclear weapons.
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At the same time, Mr. Taylor was relinquishing it and himself.
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The complaint also cites security concerns about the U.S. relinquishing control of .
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Jamie said he was relinquishing temporary control because of a medical condition.
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How would that relinquishing of privilege — and privilege based on phenotype — work?
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Both of these, though, involve relinquishing some of the transparency central to bitcoin.
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Relinquishing personal information as a condition of free and continued use concedes privacy.
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Now, though, she is said to be relinquishing all her roles and titles.
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Mr. Kim has thus far shown no intention of relinquishing his nuclear arsenal.
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They'd win Game 3 as well, before relinquishing the rest of the series.
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And the lucky ones get bullied into relinquishing rights contained in real ones.
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Doc Rivers just lost his Clippers front office job -- relinquishing his role as Pres.
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While having no guidance might seem overwhelming, it's actually the ultimate relinquishing of responsibility.
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According to Mr Gui's daughter, he went through the process of relinquishing his citizenship.
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Here are some of the lawmakers relinquishing their salaries as the shutdown continues: Rep.
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He's resistant to acquiring information or hiring experts, thus relinquishing another form of leverage.
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On that note, this urban dweller will not be relinquishing her car anytime soon.
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But relinquishing the transportation of astronauts was a bigger shift for the space agency.
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Other introductory speakers made clear Biden has no intention of relinquishing the electability argument.
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But I don't want forgiveness to be mistaken with a total relinquishing of responsibility.
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It wants to establish a "permission-denied" regime in order to avoid relinquishing control.
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Though, my regrets have never been tied to the relinquishing of a Grammy-nominated hit.
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"I didn't feel I was relinquishing control at all — it's a fixed universe," he says.
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Ridding the earth of its soul both by relinquishing morality and by savaging the land.
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It was more intimate—less about getting rammed, and more about him relinquishing to me.
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With that in mind, Trump relinquishing control of this account is nothing short of remarkable.
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Maybe relinquishing or recalibrating our fantasies of the good life doesn't lead to absolute darkness.
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HTS has rejected conditions of the 2018 "de-escalation deal" such as relinquishing its weapons.
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"Already, they are relinquishing control and ownership over this, which is huge," said Mr. Lallouz.
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The S&P 21 surged as much as 21.73% before relinquishing some of that gain.
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One obvious solution — letting catchers call the pitches — simply won't happen; coaches oppose relinquishing control.
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But Mr. Neumann has indicated that he is not interested in relinquishing any more power.
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Even the Sussexes' own website acknowledges that they're only relinquishing 5% of their existing income.
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Instead, relinquishing government control benefits all parties by encouraging mutual cooperation between employees and employers.
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Some conservatives oppose the idea of Riyadh relinquishing any control over its oil's crown jewel.
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China hawks will view it as relinquishing a powerful weapon for hampering China's industrial ambitions.
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In other words, you are relinquishing all rights to privacy and facilitating a potential security intrusion.
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As people get more comfortable relinquishing control, the idea of robot cars becomes way less scary.
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Indignant at this relinquishing of public space, the group calls the act an "illegal land grab".
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Although he is relinquishing the powerful finance ministry, as Bundestag president Schaeuble will technically outrank Merkel.
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Recently, there's been a lot of talk about the United States relinquishing control of the internet.
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Meanwhile, the United States is relinquishing many aspects of its global leadership under President Donald Trump.
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Mr. Schultz, the executive chairman, is relinquishing all of his duties at the Seattle-based chain.
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Joint activity could be deemed as legitimising the other side's claim, or even relinquishing sovereign rights.
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Libya's dictator, Muammar el-Qaddafi, was killed in 2011 after relinquishing his country's nascent nuclear program.
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"I feel both liberated and terrified," Ms. Chiquet said about relinquishing of corporate identity and title.
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LATE CONCESSIONS Following criticism by potential investors, Neumann agreed to some concessions without relinquishing majority control.
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It could be her jockeying for more power before relinquishing control of the process to Republicans.
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Relinquishing the nation's moral authority in these difficult times will only embolden rivals and weaken ourselves.
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That changed in 2004 when she discovered her local Whole Foods store was relinquishing its liquor license.
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Last year, the Vatican signed an agreement to share financial information with Italy, effectively relinquishing banking secrecy.
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Yet there is no serious talk of France relinquishing the last remnant of its North American empire.
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These experiences often involve paying a high fee, driving out to the woods, and relinquishing your phone.
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Additionally, he's relinquishing his chairmanship of Tesla, where he'll sit out for three years, but remain CEO.
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By relinquishing decision-making to our cars, we'll be able to purchase much leaner, cheaper insurance policies.
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President Barack Obama, of course – who's relinquishing his title after 2016, his final White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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Last month, however, Crains reported that MakerBot was relinquishing some 90,000 additional square feet at Industry City.
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I didn't think that I was thereby relinquishing the one and only thing that was entirely mine.
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It was a relinquishing, though at the time I would not have been able to articulate it.
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"Many of these individuals indicated that they felt coerced into relinquishing their rights," Aaron Reichlin-Melnick said.
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For others, it runs deeper and involves relinquishing all ties, even linguistic ones, to the old country.
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" Despite relinquishing their roles at Alphabet, the two said they still plan on speaking to Pichai "regularly.
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Five seasons gave the characters time "to understand about compromise, about change, about relinquishing control," he said.
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Japanese shares ended flat, with the Nikkei relinquishing earlier gains as the rally in the yen gathered steam.
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If you live in the United States, you are by now accustomed to relinquishing your data to corporations.
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The relinquishing of my cultist spiritual beliefs went hand-in-hand with letting go of my vegan diet.
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When courting voters he talked tantalisingly about relinquishing the commanding heights of the economy to the private sector.
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There's something comforting, infantilizing, and a bit melancholy about relinquishing all control and being moved through the space.
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Under Senate rules, any one senator who is recognized to speak can hold the floor until relinquishing it.
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In a professorial tone, he noted that for Iranians this meant relinquishing a long list of historical grievances.
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The White House supports relinquishing federal control of Fannie and Freddie and returning them to the private sector.
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It's not all doom and gloom though, because in Buddhism, relinquishing the ego and desire can end suffering.
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He then beat the American in a rematch in Nevada in April last year before relinquishing the belt.
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Relinquishing it to the Palestinians could put large swaths of Israel under threat of militant attacks, they say.
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The agreement with Damascus comes at great cost to the Kurdish authorities, who are effectively relinquishing self-rule.
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Relinquishing guns at older ages often gets compared to giving up car keys, but that analogy has limitations.
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It wants the benefits of a job-producing competitive economy but fears relinquishing a job-protecting uncompetitive one.
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Converting to Christianity, welcoming missionaries, and relinquishing more than forty male concubines for monogamy emerge as expedient moves.
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Imagine the public outcry if the FAA or OSHA considered downgrading, much less relinquishing, their critical inspection responsibilities.
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Some fear Riyadh is relinquishing its crown jewels to foreigners cheaply at a time of low oil prices.
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"Relinquishing the high ground of the Golan Heights could put Israel at a great security disadvantage," Friedman said.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Voluntarily relinquishing the power, prestige and privilege of the United States Senate is not easy.
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" Laura says part of relinquishing control was telling Jon it was "okay if it is too hard to fight.
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Under the deal, the FARC would have been giving immunity and 10 seats in Congress after relinquishing their weapons.
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Joining the fight against climate change needn't mean relinquishing power, she continued; rather, it should mean safeguarding your legacy.
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They're individuals whose lives offer so few choices that relinquishing control over body and future becomes a plausible option.
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"By not relinquishing the lead right there, that permits us to do what we did," Maddon said on Sunday.
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Through the course of the evening, in a softly lit room, women shared stories of pain and relinquishing shame.
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Since then, Mr. Vargas has been unmoored, hopping from friends' apartments to hotels — relinquishing stability for bouts of safety.
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Trump could've put the controversy to rest by fully relinquishing his business interests when he entered the White House.
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Reconciling with Israel would be a religious concession, and relinquishing the "right of return" would be a national concession.
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Apple's been wary to blur the lines between desktop and laptop too much, relinquishing the upper hand to Samsung here.
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Sheikh Ahmad earlier made it very clear that he has no intention of permanently relinquishing his role at the ANOC.
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Louisville showed their physicality early on and maintained a lead through the majority of the half before relinquishing it late.
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It's another thing entirely for them to feel comfortable relinquishing control, and allowing their kids to make their own decisions.
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""It does highlight a problem," she said, adding that not relinquishing weapons to a family member "is something to consider.
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To be clear, there is much to regret in the prospect of America relinquishing its leadership on fighting climate change.
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The Phillies outscored the Marlins by a 27-9 margin en route to relinquishing ownership of the majors' worst record.
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Writing that speaks to our precise present moment involves a good deal of haste, which in turn means relinquishing perfectionism.
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She thinks that she's better off relinquishing overtime and keeping this job than pursuing whatever other options she has available.
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When a fund invests in Aramco upon its initial public offering, it will be relinquishing any rights as a shareholder.
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She served for 11 years before relinquishing lifetime tenure as a federal judge when she was nominated as education secretary.
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If this is to succeed, it nearly always means relinquishing some cherished notion or something that you have relied on.
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And only now, when the court has shifted decisively to the right, is it in danger of relinquishing that function.
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Congress has spent decades relinquishing its power over military intervention, and presidents of both parties have capitalized on the trend.
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Leaders might also see their work as better or believe that relinquishing control will somehow detract from their own importance.
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It rebounded when Mr Musk reached a quick settlement with the regulator, relinquishing his role as chairman but remaining chief executive.
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"Many of these individuals indicated that they felt coerced into relinquishing their rights," Reichlin-Melnick said in an affidavit filed Wednesday.
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The custom of "haq tyag", or sacrifice of right, entails a person - usually a woman - relinquishing their claim on ancestral property.
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A brilliant start helped her surge ahead of the field and after the bend she never looked like relinquishing her lead.
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Tiger Woods fell to third overall, relinquishing the top spot for the first time in the magazine's 13 years of tracking.
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By relinquishing the ability to impose decisions on the Nissan board, Renault will be weakened should a power struggle break out.
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I spent a lot of time researching SEO and realized that relinquishing control of something so important was a bad idea.
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Pompeo said Friday that he was still optimistic the two nations could reach a deal involving North Korea relinquishing its weapons.
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Spiegel says she doesn't love the idea of relinquishing control of the content, but as the site grows it's an inevitability.
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Diebenkorn worked under the California sun, never ceding to the colorlessness of much New York abstraction, nor relinquishing subject matter completely.
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Parents would be forced to choose between voluntarily relinquishing their children to foster care or remaining imprisoned together as a family.
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Mr. Pompeo has pushed the North Koreans to declare their nuclear weapons and missiles and sent a timetable for relinquishing them.
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The SEC could subject Musk to civil sanctions such as fines, relinquishing improper profits and a ban on running public companies.
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But in late 2017, the now Republican-controlled FCC voted to overturn the Obama-era rules, relinquishing much of that authority.
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Lewis (270-229) allowed all three home runs while relinquishing seven hits, three runs and two walks in 43 24/216 innings.
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If he didn't do it within 30 days of Bosley's birth, then he'd essentially be relinquishing his rights to fight for custody.
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Relinquishing control to a painterly mess allows subconscious or unexpected stuff to enter the narrative, and gives way to more abstract passages.
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On Sunday, the SEC announced their settlement with Musk, who is relinquishing his role as chairman and paying a $20 million fine.
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Relinquishing his demand for special status there would be tantamount to Mr Erdogan admitting his designs of a sultanate had been dented.
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Georgieva said in a tweet that she was relinquishing her World Bank responsibilities and would take administrative leave during the nomination process.
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Probably my biggest deterrent would be relinquishing my independence and the incredible number of "treasures" I've amassed over the last half century.
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Garnering buy-ins from legacy institutions can still be challenging, Rosen said, as many are wary of relinquishing custody of their brand.
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The predicted election result would seriously hamper any attempts by Park to force through further measures before relinquishing her role in 2017.
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The Virginia tribes were able to achieve this by relinquishing their ability to open and operate a casino on their returned lands.
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Democrats were punished roundly at the polls that year, with Republicans taking control of Congress and not relinquishing it for 12 years.
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At the time, many believed he would choose between Twitter and Square, but so far he's shown no sign of relinquishing either.
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The problem is, auto companies have long been reluctant to hand over their data to competitors for fear of relinquishing any competitive advantage.
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The latter was encrypted, and Katz refused to hand over his password or sign a document saying he was relinquishing his laptop voluntarily.
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In California, Kansas and New York, if someone other than the parent is relinquishing a newborn, he or she must have legal custody.
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Oil Search said it would receive roughly $21.6 million for relinquishing a 1.65% stake in P'nyang to Santos, bringing its holding to 36.86%.
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Its partnerships with DeNA and Niantic mean that it is relinquishing at least some control over game development, too, which could dilute quality.
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It's a technique where a signal sent by hackers impersonates the signal a drone had been receiving, effectively relinquishing control of the drone.
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Of the $19.8 billion bid, more than $7 billion will go to reduce the U.S. deficit and $10.05 billion to broadcasters relinquishing spectrum.
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He stopped short of relinquishing office and said he would stay on until a new constitution is adopted, effectively extending his current term.
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"One of the things that I'm going to try to convince him of is voluntarily relinquishing the documents," Neal told the Amherst Wire.
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Yet that power — the ability of each individual to decide on her body for herself — is one we should be cultivating, not relinquishing.
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The hardest part of using Fin is getting over the mental hurdle of relinquishing control while paying for what you could do yourself.
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Property and casualty insurance companies took on $13.6 billion of munis in the first quarter after relinquishing $2.0 billion in the fourth quarter.
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Britain's Prince Harry has revealed he once considered relinquishing his royal title in order to have the chance of leading an "ordinary life".
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For her, this phase included learning to surf; for others, it can be doing anything that's scary and forces a relinquishing of control.
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We are leaving Israel alone to confront Iran and Hezbollah's hostility, while relinquishing our remaining influence over the future of a fractured Syria.
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This 217 landmark, in the style of a grand European hotel, has managed to retain its old-world charm without relinquishing modern comforts.
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Bathos takes over from pathos in these works as he deflates the storied legacy of the readymade, without relinquishing his stake in it.
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After his fiancé Roz Alexander Kasparik asked to be appointed as Rector's legal guardian, they learned that meant relinquishing Rector's right to vote.
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Trump's last meeting with Kim collapsed when the two sides could not agree on terms exchanging sanctions relief for relinquishing North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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NAI will retain its right to vote on any potential transaction, but has said that it is open to eventually relinquishing its voting control.
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Paramount to the researchers, however, was maintaining the integrity of the art form despite relinquishing much of the artistic control to a computer algorithm.
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US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says the sanctions should lead North Korea to choose a better path by relinquishing its nuclear weapons program.
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Mastering a difficult task—humans are supposed to go across the earth, not up it—is about relinquishing our ordinary selves, our ordinary world.
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"I don't care," she said when asked her feelings on relinquishing the rankings top spot she held for eight weeks to Spaniard Garbine Muguruza.
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Leaning on Twitter — and relinquishing a bit of its traditional exclusivity — should serve it well to ensure it brings in audiences far and wide.
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By relinquishing control to foreign entities to build our vessels and transport our goods, we essentially auction our national security to the lowest bidder.
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So Jann S. Wenner, the founder, is putting his company's controlling stake in Rolling Stone up for sale, relinquishing control after half a century.
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Kim Jong-un has no intention of relinquishing his nuclear arsenal, and given China's role, it has a much stronger hand than most imagine.
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The fact that China obtained an immediate victory — a cancelled tariff increase — while relinquishing nothing hard immediately conforms to its consistently shrewd negotiating strategy.
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The Trump administration has vowed to maintain robust economic pressure until the North takes real steps toward fully and verifiably relinquishing its nuclear program.
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While the decision made little financial sense, the relinquishing of his honey haven under those conditions spoke volumes about how intensely his beliefs drove him.
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It is not clear where the far right candidate Jair Bolsonaro, who is currently second in opinion polls, stands on relinquishing state control of Petrobras.
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Entrepreneur-investor Kevin Rose is relinquishing his role as CEO of Hodinkee, a New York-based site for wristwatch enthusiasts, and moving back to California.
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The incentive for the US is that only Russia can coerce Assad into an agreement -- one that might (stress, might) ultimately involve his relinquishing power.
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The bigger issue is whether Mr Erdogan, who relishes power as much as he fears relinquishing it, will allow a free election to take place.
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We cannot blame women when those who hold the power are not interested in relinquishing it and perhaps feel entitled to hoard it for themselves.
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On Thursday, Overton died at the ripe old age of 112, relinquishing the distinction of being the oldest-known man living in the United States.
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In both cases, we may be squeamish about the idea of relinquishing control to machines, but if the result is fewer human casualties, why complain?
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But clinging to power for too long carries its own risks, so coupmakers must find ways to step aside without relinquishing the benefits they seized.
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Congress should follow the sheriff's pragmatic gesture and offer all federal public lands ranchers the opportunity to be compensated for voluntarily relinquishing their grazing permits.
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Reuters documented a pattern of adoptive families informally relinquishing adoptees, foreign-born and US-born, to new families, without any government or adoption agency oversight.
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"I'm relinquishing my presidential duties," he said, adding that his general manger, Jed Hoyer, would be in charge while he went on a monthlong bender.
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On Tuesday, Park announced she was relinquishing her powers amid her alleged involvement in an influence-peddling offense that sparked large-scale anti-government protests.
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When Plutarch Heavensbee references it, he's talking about Panem et Circenses, Bread and Circuses, where food and entertainment lull people into relinquishing their political power.
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Ms. Merkel said she would not run again when the Christian Democrats elect a leader in December, relinquishing a post she has held since 2000.
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None are prepared to risk being accused of opening the way for the return of the defeatist left with its dangerous ideas of relinquishing territory.
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In a world full of options, they had chosen to take vows of poverty, chastity and obedience, relinquishing both their free will and their iPhones.
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By 2010, they had little choice but to open the country to the outside world, seek foreign investment and begin relinquishing control over the economy.
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The Sooners led nearly the entire way, taking the lead on Manek's first shot less than two minutes into the game and never relinquishing it.
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Richard Panik, Evgeny Kuznetsov, Lars Eller and Jakub Vrana scored for the Capitals, who were in danger of relinquishing a three-goal third-period lead.
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Relinquishing its ban on Blackburn's video ad offers us a small taste of what is likely to come in the wake of Russia's election interference.
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The yen on Thursday rose to a 10-day high against the dollar of 110.76 before relinquishing its gains to trade down 20163 percent at 111.175.
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Zaha Hadid Architects declined a request from the organizers of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics to sign a contract relinquishing the copyright for its scrapped stadium design.
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They can do this by putting people at the center of the operating systems they construct around us and relinquishing claims to our data and privacy.
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She would become the only service secretary in place for the military branches, relinquishing her role as president at South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
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Knowing this, the closure makes sense: When a company's success is directly attached to a specific vision and leadership, relinquishing control seems out of the question.
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For the U.S., the term means North Korea relinquishing nuclear weapons — but Pyongyang may agree to do so only if certain conditions are fulfilled, experts warn.
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As much as he'd like to think that he has any say in what the baby's name will be, he's relinquishing that honor to his wife.
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Accepting it was "an incredibly difficult step to take, as it meant relinquishing my career in New Zealand and leaving behind my beloved family," she said.
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As part of the initial public offering, Cerberus is relinquishing majority ownership, selling down its 53 percent stake to 32 percent, according to the IPO prospectus.
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Ms. Vardevanian is a remarkably lucid and intelligent Isabella, who has her reasons for being deathly afraid of relinquishing her virginity: shame, the risk of pregnancy.
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But even in China, some experts wonder if their country is ready to play the world leadership role that the United States seems to be relinquishing.
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In giving up Castro in the deal, the Yankees are relinquishing a solid 27-year-old player who appeared in 112 games last season and batted .
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The Saints come into this game not only with a near-perfect record but with their defense relinquishing only 38 points in their last three outings.
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But Mr. Saatchi now appears to be relinquishing control of the institution, which has recently changed tack to display more art from outside his own holdings.
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Kagame however has a heavy-handed approach bordering on dictatorship, and he appears, so far, unwilling to follow Mandela's example; relinquishing power with grace and dignity.
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But the Aramco plan has created some public misgivings that Riyadh is relinquishing its crown jewels to foreigners cheaply at a time of low oil prices.
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The group is likely to cut a deal with Bashar al-Assad, Syria's dictator, relinquishing some of its autonomy in exchange for protection from the regime.
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Before relinquishing the registration last week, Richard Poché, the president of Scimetrics, said a lethal dose for pigs is three milligrams per kilogram of body weight.
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It employs its own custom operating system designed for one purpose: to prevent the laptop's owner from inadvertently relinquishing control over their most sensitive and personal data.
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To Byung-Chul Han, the author of a newly translated book about digital communication, Psychopolitics: Neoliberalism and New Technologies of Power, this is voluntarily relinquishing our freedom.
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Roughly speaking, it meant entering with a lead of three or fewer runs and finishing the game without relinquishing it, though there were a few additional wrinkles.
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Nonetheless, there was nothing in Mr Kim's statement, as reported by the North Korean media, to suggest that the decision was a step towards relinquishing nuclear weapons.
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But both would demand compromises, such as Britain relinquishing the right to sign its own trade deals or maintaining free movement, that contradict some Leave campaign promises.
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The Chinese government boasts that relinquishing the nomadic lifestyle represents "enormous strides towards modernity" and refers to the annual migration of pastoralists' herds as a dangerous "ordeal".
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Racket-breaking is another interesting layer of depth the game adds, as it forces players to think about relinquishing points or risking a game-losing racket break.
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But he is said to want to remain in high office by taking the role of party secretary, while perhaps relinquishing his current office to an ally.
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Backstory: The Hill's Ellen Mitchell reported over the weekend how recent satellite imagery is raising alarm that North Korea has little interest in actually relinquishing its arsenal.
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Some of Trump's allies blame his senior aides for keeping his universe small, saying they're fearful of relinquishing influence over the president by bringing in heavyweight operatives.
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The pound jumped as much as 0.7 percent on the report to $1.3118 before relinquishing most of its gains to trade flat at $1.3030 at GMT 1545.
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In both the memo and the company's public announcement, Mr. Parker said Mr. Edwards was relinquishing his position as Nike's brand president and would retire in August.
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The choice means risking the mantle of respectability for which middle-class African-Americans have long fought and relinquishing a dream of beauty that popular culture prizes.
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Musk later settled the charges with the U.S. regulator by agreeing to pay a $20 million fine and relinquishing his position as Tesla's chairman for three years.
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Voters should remind Republican senators that if they surrender to Mr. Trump on appointees so clearly unfit, they will be relinquishing a historic obligation and tarnishing themselves.
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Living With Cancer While relinquishing my teaching profession, physical vitality, hair and a sense of a secure future, had I anesthetized myself with increasing doses of vino?
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While relinquishing my teaching profession, an intact body, physical vitality, hair and a sense of a secure future, had I anesthetized myself with increasing doses of vino?
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But it's primarily the piece's whiteness, in combination with its flatness, that gives it the illusionistic malleability of a painting without relinquishing the solid presence of sculpture.
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Barnier reiterated that the other 27 could consider the request but again insisted that Britain could not keep all the benefits of EU membership while relinquishing obligations.
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"Nothing in the Page/Brin announcement says anything about a divestiture or relinquishing of the voting control," tweeted Luther Lowe, the Yelp lobbyist and professional Alphabet antagonist.
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That proved to be the only hold of the first set, with Sharapova relinquishing her serve once more either side of breaking Halep to clinch the opener.
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To make this even more shudder-inducing, she shared the following update on Tuesday: Doesn't sound like Mr Snake's going to be relinquishing his new home anytime soon...
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Goodbody analyst Mark Simpson said O'Leary's commitment to five more years was a positive, while Davy Stockbrokers' Stephen Furlong said there was little sign of him relinquishing control.
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On consolidation, Spohr said its Eurowings brand had been set up so that it could also be merged with another carrier, which would mean Lufthansa relinquishing sole ownership.
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Shareholders in Carige approved last month a 700 million euro ($771 million) cash call, relinquishing control of the lender to save it from liquidation after years of losses.
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Between poignant vocals and dynamic instrumentals, listening to Can't Swim feels like relinquishing the chains of a nine to five normality for a life of pure emotional creativity.
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"We announced internally earlier this month that Boon will be leaving Temasek and relinquishing his current executive responsibilities on May 1," a Temasek spokesman said in an email.
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Then, Mr. Sassou-Nguesso stunned his countrymen — and much of the world — by acknowledging his ill-gotten gains and voluntarily relinquishing power, leading to multiparty elections in 1992.
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And from there, Israel would commit to a self-defeating policy of relinquishing land in the hope of realizing the era of peace its prophets had called for.
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Starbucks has struggled with slow sales in the U.S. for several quarters and relinquishing its retail business to another company allows it to focus more on its cafes.
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Tilton is not relinquishing her position as CEO of Patriarch Partners, the private equity firm she controls and in which all of the Zohar funds are heavily invested.
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But unlike her controversial memoirs, Transit is a book that speaks to questions of fate, identity, and power precisely by relinquishing the author's need to control the story.
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Previously, the self-driving project has had difficulty partnering with automakers as many of the car makers wanted to avoid relinquishing their brand to Google, according to sources.
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"If we look at the history of these negotiations that have taken place under prior administrations, they have often led to the relinquishing of pressure," the official said.
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Hill, a former Brookings scholar, spent most of the last three years at Trump's elbow before relinquishing many of her duties in July and stepping down in August.
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Still, he kept ramping up the pace, moved away from Kwemoi with 600m left and established a clear lead at the bell which he never looked like relinquishing.
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Finland is relinquishing the EU's rotating presidency at the end of the year, and decided to translate its course into every EU language as a gift to citizens.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's government has requested legal and financial analysis on relinquishing the right to veto certain strategic decisions in a few companies that are or were privatized.
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It is a testament to his value that he led the Thunder to such a commanding lead against Golden State, even if his team eventually wound up relinquishing it.
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This occurred as 6,000 Iraqi soldiers stationed there reportedly laid down their American ordinance and removed their uniforms, relinquishing Mosul, as well as the heavy American ordinance to ISIS.
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Relinquishing control of transportation policy would not only be more cost efficient, it would ensure that the projects being developed are closer aligned to the needs of those taxpayers.
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Relinquishing the title, he bulked up to featherweight to outscore title-holder Suksawadee Sritevet and coasted to victory on the cards against Chaiyuth Sittiboonlert in a junior lightweight championship.
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On Saturday, PricewaterhouseCoopers said that ARM Cement was put into administration, days after ARM Cement's chief executive officer said he was relinquishing his post but staying on its board.
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However, Afghanistan's president, Ashraf Ghani, has already balked, because he knows that releasing Taliban prisoners before negotiations would amount to relinquishing his minimal leverage in talks with the Taliban.
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A Philadelphia official last month called for increasing the city's number of rooming houses, better regulating them and relinquishing long-held assumptions that shared, transient living is inherently bad.
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The details underline the difficulty global soccer continues to face in policing officials who are resistant to relinquishing power, even in the aftermath of the sport's biggest corruption scandal.
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In relinquishing her role as executive producer, Winfrey said she believed the "Times Up" project was being rushed to premiere at the Utah film festival before it was complete.
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But Du Toit said that while Denel was open to partnering with SAMI on specific projects, it could not enter equity deals that would require relinquishing intellectual property rights.
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And having fought so hard for worthwhile turf, you get the feeling the scene won't be relinquishing the independent spirit with which that ground was won any time soon.
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Robyn Denholm was named as the new chairman of Tesla, as part of a deal with regulators under which Elon Musk is relinquishing the role at the electric-car manufacturer.
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Because video games are so dynamic, it means not only relinquishing the control you can exert over the learning process, but also facing the trepidation that comes with letting go.
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The work, like many others throughout the exhibition, is an interactive new-media installation, only this one is app-based, relinquishing some of its aesthetic control to the networked audience.
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Take the high road in all you do, and open yourself to transformation—this may mean accepting that you're wrong, letting go of the past, or even relinquishing some power.
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The idea of relinquishing Puerto Rico's recovery efforts to a recovery "czar" or to a more powerful Oversight Board fails to heed important lessons in the aftermath of other disasters.
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A fourth source, also familiar with discussions, said that Deripaska initially resisted relinquishing control over his businesses, but had now accepted that this was inevitable for the companies to survive.
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And perhaps the greatest lesson here is not that these are the only two choices, but rather that people should be wary of relinquishing personal responsibility to those in power.
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The topics explored in the show feel personal to Gadji, too; she has an eight-year-old daughter but has never married and is wary of relinquishing her single lifestyle.
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When it came time to end Whole30, I was nervous, fearful that after relinquishing the tight checklist of foods I could plunge into a pool of cupcakes and candy bars.
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Given that there are both costs and benefits of relinquishing some of our privacy when using the internet, maybe we should focus on how to make privacy policies more understandable.
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Tillerson — without saying so explicitly — implied that the administration would for now basically maintain Obama's Syria policy, which was predicated on Assad eventually relinquishing power after internationally led diplomatic talks.
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Pandell: When I first saw the title of the third book, I knew there would be a kind of relinquishing and braced myself for that as I read the entire series.
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Furthermore, relinquishing control of the seized Russian properties in the US — which, according to at least one leak in May, the White House is seriously considering — is also within Trump's power.
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At the time, Mrs Thatcher was criticised by some at home for relinquishing the empire's last great colony to the communists (Prince Charles reportedly described China's leaders as "appalling old waxworks").
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"Many Chinese coastal and developed cities are relinquishing their emphasis on low-end and labour-intensive manufacturing and pursuing more high-end, high value-added innovation-driven industries," the report said.
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St. Peter was crucified upside-down, out of humility to Christ, and this bodily subjugation merges beautifully with a BDSM aesthetic that suggests the total relinquishing of control of erotic asphyxiation.
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It always follows the same sort of lines; sometimes, it's in a more public place, but mainly, it's about relinquishing control to someone and being told what to do and when.
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I've found that people who have a tough time relinquishing control have the hardest time parenting because you have to just let go when you have three little monsters running around.
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BEIJING — The outspoken gatekeeper of China's internet, who led a global push for the country's growing state surveillance and online censorship, is relinquishing his post, state news media reported on Wednesday.
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Forty-two years after he founded Vanguard, and nearly two decades after relinquishing the CEO spot the same year he had a heart transplant, Bogle still keeps up a grueling schedule.
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The New York Times reported that the settlement proposal involves the Sacklers relinquishing their ownership of Purdue Pharma on top of paying $3 billion of their own money towards the settlement.
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While official negotiations have not yet started, May has signalled that she is leading the nation into what is known "hard Brexit" — relinquishing unfettered Single Market access for control over immigration.
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It's three minutes of strung out guitars and drums careening in and out of surf punk melodies, with Folick relinquishing her last fuck as her voice swoops from sweet to unhinged.
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Now he was recalculating, and considering what he might gain by relinquishing control — if not to a record company, then to the supporters around him who had been there all along.
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What Mr. Trump is relinquishing, Mr. Kimball said, is a seat at the international table to set global standards and better enforcement in countries most affected by the illegal arms trade.
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On the one hand, as corporate boards are paid to serve rather than to sell at the highest price, they have a built-in bias against accepting offers and relinquishing control.
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It must also play a key role in the amnesty that Mr. Guaidó has offered Mr. Maduro and the Venezuelan military leadership in exchange for relinquishing power and leaving the country.
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Merkel, who has retained her authority despite relinquishing the CDU's leadership and ruling out another term as chancellor, is likely to do whatever she can to keep the right wing from succeeding.
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While Pyongyang has traditionally relied on China for support, U.S. President Donald Trump's regime is seeking to convince Kim that he could win American assistance in exchange for relinquishing his nuclear weapons.
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Apple shares closed 0.3 percent higher after relinquishing earlier gains and Amazon edged up 0.3 percent after Reuters reported the companies are in licensing discussions with Riyadh on investing in Saudi Arabia.
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Jeezy and his crew were leaving NRG Stadium with the game tied 28-28 ... but despite relinquishing a 25 point lead, the rapper's confident as hell ATL's bringing home the Lombardi Trophy.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services responded to critics in its final physician payment rule for 2018 by saying the agency is "not relinquishing our obligation to independently establish" physician payment rates.
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The unexpected revolt came after lawmakers began receiving hundreds of phone calls from constituents outraged that Republicans were not demanding Trump's wall before relinquishing control of the House to Democrats next month.
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It was a brilliant second round 60 featuring two eagles and eight birdies that gave the Danes a three-shot lead and they never looked like relinquishing over the final two rounds.
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Maybe there will be a loosening, a relinquishing of some of the Modern's authority and control, and a greater openness to all kinds of art as well as all kinds of artists.
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A majority said that it was unlikely the summit would lead to North Korea relinquishing its nuclear weapons, with 41% calling it somewhat or very likely and 53% saying it was unlikely.
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Over the course of our hour-long conversation they shared knowledge and best practices for relinquishing power and the extreme acts of communication necessary to get the most out of your experiences.
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Relinquishing control over border crossings with Turkey, Iran and Syria was a demand made by Iraq, Iran and Turkey in retaliation for the Kurdish independence referendum held on Monday in northern Iraq.
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This process of relinquishing the aim to defeat Israel and of accepting Israel in the Middle East is a direct result of the strong Israel that emerged from the Six-Day War.
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After relinquishing her U.S. citizenship when she turned 22 last October – Japan does not permit dual citizenship for adults – Osaka confirmed she would be representing the hosts at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
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In a message to his party members after the meeting with Mr. Netanyahu, Mr. Gantz wrote, "We have no intention of relinquishing our lead," suggesting that he will insist on being first.
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Yet on Tuesday afternoon, Page and Brin dropped a bombshell announcement: they're relinquishing control of Alphabet to current Google CEO Sundar Pichai as well, and effectively stepping away from management for good.
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Despite his criticism of the Islamic State, he showed few signs of relinquishing his extreme religious views and faulted his homeland, the Muslim-majority country of Morocco, for a lack of piety.
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On the pristine blue showcourt only a few meters away, however, first Williams, then Djokovic gave notice that they had no intention of relinquishing lightly the dominance they exerted over tennis last year.
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Lawyers told U.S. Magistrate Judge James Orenstein in Brooklyn that Apple is opposed to relinquishing information on at least 15 devices in a dozen court cases in California, Illinois, Massachusetts and New York.
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Vanguard said that despite relinquishing voting rights over about 9% of its assets, it will continue to leverage its own in-house investment team when voting on its vast index funds and ETFs.
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As he wrapped up his speech, the wrestler explained that although he was relinquishing the title to focus on his family and health, he was confident that he would return to the ring.
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If you work for a museum that receives federal funds, you are required under a 1990 law to inventory all such items, alert tribes and descendants and initiate the process of relinquishing them.
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Last month, she settled civil fraud charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission, relinquishing voting control over her company, returning a large portion of Theranos shares, and agreeing to pay a $500,000 penalty.
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"They're so friggin' gorgeous and can pose their asses off," says Banks, who hasn't hosted ANTM since 2015, relinquishing her duties to pop star Rita Ora for the program's debut season on VH1.
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This boiled down to checking, then double checking subway service alerts and relinquishing any qualms I had about asking to use the bathroom of an establishment of which I am not a patron.
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Despite fielding "two or three inquiries per week" from television producers eager to adapt Hardcore History for the small screen, he remains wary of relinquishing the total creative freedom that podcasting affords him.
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The government's so-called accommodation — which would require us to a sign a form relinquishing our responsibility and then allowing others to provide the objectionable drugs to our employees — still left us complicit.
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For the U.S., the term means North Korea relinquishing nuclear weapons, but Pyongyang may agree to do so only if certain conditions, such as terminating America's military presence in South Korea, are fulfilled.
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For the U.S., the term means North Korea relinquishing nuclear weapons, but Pyongyang may only agree to do so if certain conditions, such as terminating America's military presence in South Korea, are fulfilled.
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As 200 countries around the world committed to rein in emissions under the Paris Climate Accord, President Trump withdrew the United States, provoking diplomatic discord and relinquishing our role as a global leader.
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Only four shows remained before Keillor would depart, relinquishing hosting duties to a 213-year-old mandolin player from California named Chris Thile, who was appearing as a musical guest for this show.
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He could be overruled by a majority vote of the Senate, but his Republican colleagues would not cooperate in that effort because that would, in effect, be relinquishing the power of the majority.
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Last month, Holmes settled with the SEC over fraud charges, paying a $500,000 penalty, returning 18.9 million shares that she attained during the period of fraud and relinquishing her voting control of Theranos.
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In that light, brands need to get comfortable relinquishing some control, understanding that they are not on social platforms to solely broadcast their own messages but rather to facilitate conversations and human experiences.
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Even after dementia develops, relinquishing them can feel "almost like an amputation," said Dr. Michael Victoroff, a family medicine specialist at the University of Colorado School of Medicine (and a certified firearms instructor).
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It is worth remembering, however, that although the U.S. may be relinquishing custody of an admitted Islamic extremist, the piper may still come to collect on al Darbi's years of terrorizing the West.
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Williams rolled her left ankle holding a match point against Karolina Pliskova at the Australian Open in January and ended up relinquishing a 13-1 advantage in the third set of their quarterfinal.
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New York (CNN Business)More than 20 years after launching Google out of a Menlo Park garage, Larry Page and Sergey Brin are relinquishing their executive roles at its parent company Alphabet (GOOGL).
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But there was lingering concern among U.S. officials that Kim was not serious about relinquishing the nuclear weapons his country has developed for decades - an issue that will continue to complicate any future talks.
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That sort of refinement has been central to the group's recording process since its 2010 debut, City Lake, with each subsequent release featuring fewer instruments and a further relinquishing of control from Moore himself.
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One day after relinquishing second place in the Pacific Division, the Edmonton Oilers look to avoid falling into a wild-card spot in the Western Conference when they visit the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday.
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Although the 72-year-old entrepreneur has been steadily relinquishing his leadership role in Lenovo since 1999, entrusting the care of the company to CEO Yang Yuanqing, Liu is not resting on his laurels.
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Never relinquishing his desire for change, Picabia created work that, in its unfathomablenesss, forces viewers to confront the mechanisms of ambivalence and confusion that lie at the heart of our confrontations with the world.
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Some migrant parents forcibly separated from their children by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) say that officials with the agency "intimidated" them into signing forms relinquishing their rights to be reunified with their children.
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Clinton wins, Bill and Chelsea Clinton should both end their operational involvement in the foundation and its affiliates for the duration of her presidency, relinquishing any control over spending, hiring and board appointments. Mrs.
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The lame-duck Obama administration is relinquishing its eight-year hold on the levers of power, while the Trump transition looks at fresh opportunities to fill departments, agencies and commissions with its own myrmidons.
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The Celtics responded by maxing out Al Horford, pacing the East in wins, and making a run to the Conference Finals without relinquishing a single asset for someone like Jimmy Butler or Paul George.
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The iPhone represents the culmination of Apple's design ethos: it is minimally designed, its software and hardware is highly limited and regulated, and it pushes users toward relinquishing control over their mobile computing experience.
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December 2016 In his second attempt at relinquishing power, Mr. Schultz said he would resign as chief executive in April 2017, passing the job to his close friend and chief operating officer, Kevin Johnson.
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Automakers are also working on self-driving technology that can be added to cars that consumers can buy to give drivers the option of relinquishing the task of steering and navigating to their destination.
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Georgina is a kind of archetype: a young indomitable black woman who survives the Great Depression, the Second World War, and show-biz racism without aging or relinquishing her dream of becoming a star.
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For Wenner, who will remain on the Rock Hall's board, relinquishing control over that institution may be his final step in letting go of an extraordinary level of power and influence over pop culture.
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The tactic worked, and Yahya Jammeh, the repressive ruler who had lost a presidential election in December, stepped down and left the country, relinquishing power after holding it tightly for more than 22 years.
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In an emailed response to Reuters, Schoen said he had left of his "own accord" and called it a natural step after relinquishing last October the executive chairman role he had held since 2013.
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Venezuela's Foreign Ministry has denounced any international support for Guaido, suggesting that European governments were acting as part of a US-led effort to topple Maduro, who has showed no signs of relinquishing power.
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Understandably, many concerned experts have suggested a variety of physical-activity interventions, from more sports programs to the use of "active" video games that allow children to move without relinquishing their screens and joysticks.
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Cruz wants a stopgap measure to fund the government to include a rider that would block the administration from relinquishing the special oversight role the United States has had over the internet since its inception.
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Bouteflika on Monday reversed a decision to stand for another term after mass protests against his rule, but stopped short of relinquishing office and says he will stay on until a new constitution is adopted.
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Founding chief executive officer Arun Gupta, meanwhile, has stepped into the executive chairman role, relinquishing responsibility of the company's day-to-day operations to former chief science officer David Wennberg, who's taken over as CEO.
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Last week, Paul Marciano, a founder of Guess, said he was temporarily relinquishing his day-to-day responsibilities at his company after Kate Upton accused him of groping, harassment, intimidation and firing her from jobs.
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In the securities filing, Papa John's said Mr. Schnatter had effectively agreed to break his ties to the company by relinquishing his board seat after a successor is selected and to not seek re-election.
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"Akagera's story is nothing short of remarkable," says Park Manager Jes Gruner, reflecting on the reserve's history of relinquishing two-thirds of the land to returning genocide refugees and their livestock, including some 30,000 cows.
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BANCA CARIGE (shares suspended) Shareholders in the troubled Italian bank on Friday approved a 700 million euro ($771 million) cash call, relinquishing control of the lender to save it from liquidation after years of losses.
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These investments have generated alarm that, in return for money, cash-strapped Canadian universities are relinquishing control to Huawei of intellectual property related to 5G, while making themselves vulnerable to infiltration by China's security apparatus.
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Destroying national sovereignty Relinquishing national sovereignty sounds a lot like right-wing hooey, but having a look at how the EU has operated in the worst of times has not resolved any of these concerns.
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Kabul (AFP) - After risking death on the migrant trail and two months in "nightmarish" refugee centres in Germany, Mohammed Asif bought a one-way ticket back to Afghanistan, relinquishing his lifelong dream of asylum in Europe.
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Relinquishing the right to exercise the veto power of a golden share would also reduce the ability of politicians to meddle in companies that for decades provided cronies with lucrative jobs, lawyers and bankers have said.
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North Korea has canceled a high-level meeting with South Korea and threatened to scrap next month&aposs historic summit with President Donald Trump, saying it won&apost be unilaterally pressured into relinquishing its nuclear weapons.
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OneWeb is in the process of relinquishing its majority stake in that joint venture after the FSB raised concerns the service could potentially hand a foreign internet service provider a monopoly over rural and remote areas.
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That mine has remained closed since then, with Rio Tinto relinquishing ownership last year, while mining elsewhere on the island has been banned since the 1970s due to concerns over revenue-sharing and potential environmental damage.
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Bouteflika stopped short of relinquishing office and said he would stay on until a new constitution is adopted, in effect extending his fourth term in office, meaning he will likely remain in power for some time.
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Yet still, when a couple doesn't create their own division of property by, for example, keeping money in separate accounts or signing a prenuptial agreement, they are in essence voluntarily relinquishing some of that individual existence.
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They include a plan to force parents to choose between relinquishing their children to foster care or remaining imprisoned together as a family, and another that would further strengthen the standard of proof on asylum cases.
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Our correspondent Caity Weaver also took a journey back in time, living for a week as if it were 1994, relinquishing access to Google maps, email, Netflix and certain subway train routes that weren't functioning then.
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As performance art proliferated and expanded in the seventies and eighties, Marina Abramović and others abandoned the "sincerity" of raw performance to allow for spectacle and rehearsed actions, but without relinquishing the ban on theatrical illusion.
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Google cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who served as CEO and president, respectively, of the search giant&aposs parent company, Alphabet, announced on Tuesday that they would be relinquishing their leadership roles at the company.
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Chairman and CEO Muhtar Kent, who has been at the reins since 212, is relinquishing the top post and will be succeeded by the company's president and chief operating officer, James Quincey, the beverage giant announced Friday.
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The 54-year-old American boasts more than 140 national and international wins not simply for his ability to ride but his willingness to go along for one, believing he can only gain control by relinquishing it.
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Russians overwhelmingly oppose handing over even the two smaller islands, and Mr Putin may find it difficult to reconcile his image as a protector of Russia lands, forged during the annexation of Crimea, with relinquishing any territory.
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Virginia A nonprofit legal aid group based in Virginia filed an amended complaint on behalf of two Yemeni brothers, charging that Customs and Border Protection officers at Washington Dulles Airport coerced them into relinquishing their legal status.
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In the other camp are the people who control those corporations, many of them with state security backgrounds, who have been close to Putin for decades, who say relinquishing the state's control is the path to chaos.
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In a statement published to Trump's website on Wednesday, Stephen Miller, the republican presidential candidate's national policy director, said that relinquishing US control over ICANN would "surrender American internet control to foreign powers," thereby jeopardizing internet freedom.
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Cormier chose to slim down to 205 pounds instead of fighting his American Kickboxing Academy teammate Cain Velasquez—the now-deposed UFC heavyweight champion—just before Velasquez was sidelined with injuries and, eventually, a title-relinquishing loss.
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While Neumann will remain as WeWork's nonexecutive chairman, he will no longer have majority control over the company, because it is reducing his votes, and his wife is relinquishing her roles at the commercial real-estate giant.
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But the IPO plan has caused misgivings among some Saudi officials and Aramco employees who believe Riyadh is relinquishing its crown jewels to foreigners and would like the whole idea to be shelved, sources have previously said.
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In his speech here, he cast that not as a means of relinquishing labor to the unsentimental winds of capitalism, but rather giving start-up companies relief from the strictures of national labor contracts negotiated by unions.
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In March, Paul Marciano, a founder of Guess, said he was temporarily relinquishing his day-to-day role at the company after the model Kate Upton accused him of groping, harassment, intimidation and firing her from jobs.
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Confusion and inconsistent enforcement have prevailed, with Border Patrol agents being accused of coercing lawful permanent residents into relinquishing their green cards, detaining people without access to legal counsel, and interrogating people extensively about their religious background.
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"Nothing in the Page/Brin announcement says anything about a divestiture or relinquishing of the voting control," tweeted Luther Lowe, the senior vice president of policy at Yelp, which has repeatedly complained about Google's treatment of rivals.
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Mr. Kim has said that when he meets with Mr. Trump, he is willing to discuss relinquishing his country's nuclear arsenal in return for security guarantees, the lifting of sanctions and other incentives from the United States.
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" Now Canada, a country tightly bound to its neighbor by history, alliance and the longest border in the world, has declared the need to recognize that the United States is relinquishing its role as the "indispensable nation.
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Akihito, soon to be known as the Heisei Emperor, will become the first Japanese monarch in 200 years to step down, relinquishing the Chrysanthemum Throne to his son, Crown Prince Naruhito, who will become the 126th emperor.
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After all, the company's CEO, David Pecker, was a longtime friend of Trump's who is referenced on the tape, and after buying it, AMI sat on it, only relinquishing rights after McDougal successfully sued them this year.
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Facebook also announced it will create a new class of non-voting shares in a move aimed at letting Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg give away his wealth without relinquishing control of the social media juggernaut he founded.
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"I could not complete the covers of this issue without relinquishing one to an important cause," Lady Gaga says of the shot, which shows the couple nude and smothered in paint in a mirror selfie taken by Kinney.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Thursday Britain was "open-minded" about the timescale for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad relinquishing power and did not rule out joining Russia in military action against Islamic State militants.
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Hopefully, as we look into the mirror at these humanoid creations we're constructing, we'll learn more about and strengthen our own sense of humanity, instead of relinquishing it violently, or letting it wash away like tears in rain.
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Captain America: Civil War pits him against his own friends because Tony, still the smartest guy in the room, thinks having superheroes obey the global powers-that-be — in effect, relinquishing any control over deciding on right vs.
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The 26th-seeded Konta reached the semifinals with a 6-1, 6-103 demolition of the seventh-seeded Sloane Stephens on Tuesday afternoon, taking firm control of the match early in the first set and never relinquishing it.
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Let yourself do it, no matter what it is, even if it requires you to break your own heart — whether that be relinquishing the man you love or saying goodbye to the thrilling times of your early 20s.
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While he has called for the return of Crimea he very likely realizes that Russia, having sunk millions into infrastructure to integrate the peninsula - including a bridge over the Kerch Strait, has no intention of ever relinquishing it.
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Johnson, the chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, acknowledged Trump was resistant to relinquishing the funds, telling anchor Jake Tapper that "a lot of us were trying to put that pressure on" Trump to unfreeze the aid.
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In late October, Reigns came to the ring on Raw to his regular torrent of boos and announced that his leukemia, in remission for years, had returned and that he was immediately relinquishing the title to begin chemotherapy.
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While the American administration may define the concept as Pyongyang relinquishing all nuclear weapons, North Koreans "believe there are certain obligations that we incur to denuclearize the peninsula," such as no more U.S. bombers near North Korea, Clapper said.
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He could have added that he was skeptical of the Palestinian leadership, that he had serious concerns about relinquishing territory in the modern Middle East, where history has shown that territorial vacuums are often filled by the worst forces.
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The company said in April it will create a new class of non-voting shares in a move aimed at letting Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg give away his wealth without relinquishing control of the social media juggernaut he founded.
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The undercurrent of their year's annual meeting is that many country officials fear the U.S. is relinquishing its leadership on these issues, ceding leadership in the international institutions to countries that may not share the same open, transparent goals.
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For Allegra, that means dalliances with screenwriting, hat design, the perfume business and the idea of relinquishing it all for "being an amazing mom"; for other characters, it means dalliances with Wiccans or Landmark Forum or, more weightily, Buddhism.
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"If our leaders seek to conceal the truth, or we as people become accepting of alternative realities that are no longer grounded in facts, then we as American citizens are on a pathway to relinquishing our freedom," Tillerson said.
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For Kim, a successful roadmap to denuclearization in Hanoi would pave the way for North Korea's return to the international fold, politically and economically, while delaying the complete relinquishing of his prized nuclear assets for many years to come.
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"We're relinquishing our responsibilities as a society if we don't really aggressively try to get as many children vaccinated with the flu vaccine as possible," added Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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RELATED: Justice Clarence Thomas asked a question for the first time in 3 years -- here's why Thomas's comments suggest the justice, who is 70 years old, is not considering relinquishing his seat to a younger President Donald Trump nominee.
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To defeat U2F, an attacker would require a user's password and physical access to the USB device, which is why U2F is often referred to as "unphishable," meaning the account holder cannot be tricked by phone or email into relinquishing access.
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Instead of purchasing something like a classic pair of Wayfarers and wearing them for a couple of years day, I'm constantly refining my sunglasses collection and relinquishing an old style as soon as I spot a new trend that I dig.
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Despite relinquishing her grip on top spot, Kang still has a three-stroke cushion over Canada's Brooke Henderson, who also shot a 65, and Australia's Minjee Lee, the duo tied for third on 11-under after another day of low scoring.
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"If our leaders seek to conceal the truth or we as people become accepting of alternative realities that are no longer grounded in facts, then we as American citizens are on a pathway to relinquishing our freedom," Tillerson told the graduates.
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Washington dropped the sanctions on Rusal and En+ in January after an intense lobbying campaign in which Deripaska agreed to sell down his stake in En+, relinquishing control over his corporate empire in a bid to stave off its ruin.
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"Investors are becoming more sensitive to Italian risk, which is what you would expect if you are factoring in tapering and the ECB relinquishing its role as buyer of last resort," said Richard McGuire, head of rates strategy at Rabobank.
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After the Trump administration announced they would be sunsetting DACA, giving Congress six months to enshrine the policy into law, the White House again said wall funding could be negotiated separately — seemingly relinquishing yet another point of leverage against Democrats.
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The ailing president stopped short of relinquishing office and said he would stay on until a new constitution is adopted -- in effect extending his fourth term in office and meaning he is likely to stay in power for some time.
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The situation in Syria may very well be the most complicated international conflict in several decades—the players not only include Assad, who is clearly not relinquishing powers, but Iran and Russia, who are standing beside him for their own reasons.
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"Student-athletes" are not allowed to receive pay for playing football—or even to play alongside professionals in a summer league—without relinquishing their eligibility to play in the college game, the largest and most comprehensive development system in the country.
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In a statement carried by state news agency KCNA, North Korea's First Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Kim Kye Gwan said his country will reconsider the historic June 12 meeting if the U.S. insists on Pyongyang relinquishing its nuclear weapons.
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It is one thing if Democrats are able to muster a 51-to-49 majority or even a 50-to-50 Senate with a Vice President Tim Kaine constantly on hand to break ties after relinquishing his own Senate seat.
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By relinquishing their arms and confessing to their crimes in public hearings, in which government prosecutors and victims would have the opportunity to ask questions and to challenge the statements given by FARC members, the rebels would avoid lengthy prison sentences.
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Carnegie-Brown said he did not see Lloyd's relinquishing its regulatory duties but said there were "whole aspects of regulation that we need to look at to make sure that we are not duplicating what is already done by other regulators".
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After Betances and Miller each allowed a run in relief, relinquishing a 21.05-251 lead, Headley led off the eighth inning with an infield single, beating out a throw off a slow roller that was fielded by third baseman Ramiro Pena.
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When all goes right with succession plans, companies tend to announce a few months ahead of time that their leaders will be relinquishing the CEO title to a successor but remain on the board as chairman for a smooth transition.
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Yes Bank resumed its downward spiral with the resignation of non-executive independent director R Chandrashekhar, the third key official to relinquishing his post in a week, hiking concerns over the lender's ability to govern operations in a transparent manner.
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That is, did Mueller know that, after his two years of painstaking and scrupulous investigation, he was relinquishing to Trump's appointee — whose impartiality was vigorously challenged by almost every Democrat senator — a decision that Mueller himself was unwilling to make?
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"If our leaders seek to conceal the truth, or we as people become accepting of alternative realities that are no longer grounded in facts, then we as American citizens are on a pathway to relinquishing our freedom," Mr. Tillerson said then.
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The great strength of Herbert's book, written with such shame and fury, is that it is not framed as epitaph but as dispatch from a live crime scene, attentive to the silences, the still seething resentments, relinquishing nothing to history.
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For Harry and Meghan, who are willingly making the transition, relinquishing their positions as senior members means that they will be able to pursue their own means of income and hopefully, establish a life for themselves outside of the Royal Family.
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Recent world number one Dustin Johnson, who is also competing in Saudi Arabia this week, said the PGL "sounds interesting" but that it would take a lot to lure him away from the PGA Tour if it meant relinquishing his membership.
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Ultimately this would mean Germany relinquishing the reigns as defacto head of the EU. "(Schulz) may want to tone down the 'German leadership of the EU' narrative that's emerged since the financial crisis (most senior politicians do, in truth)," Lea posited.
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The proof that the president-elect was relinquishing control of his companies before taking the oath of office was right there in the stacks of manila folders piled up beside him at the pre-inauguration news conference inside Trump Tower.
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A separate agreement, struck with Congress in 1971, led to the biggest award — $962 million worth of land in Alaska, some 44 million acres — in return for Indians, Eskimos and Aleuts relinquishing their aboriginal claims to the rest of the state.
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This period saw the spread of maternity homes where millions of unwed pregnant women were sent to live in confinement and deliver their babies in secret—what many of these mothers now call the "Baby Scoop Era"—before relinquishing them to infertile couples.
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"If our leaders seek to conceal the truth or we as people become accepting of alternative realities that are no longer grounded in facts, then we as American citizens are on a pathway to relinquishing our freedom," he said at the time.
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Disputes over implementation have been stuck in a vicious circle for years: Ukraine argues that security and control over the border with Russia should come before political steps; Russia insists on receiving political guarantees before relinquishing control of the territory it holds.
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In the current United States political climate, such a sculpture feels like a leftist parable about the dangers of compliance and submission, a reading reinforced by Wurm's somewhat dubious Spinozan insistence that participants are relinquishing their free will when they follow his instructions.
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As CEO and majority shareholder, he not only worked directly in the weeds on client work, but he had final say over decisions at the company, relinquishing little of that control, even as the company grew, according to current and former staffers.
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VTB held the 19.5 percent Rosneft stake as collateral for that loan for part of December, before relinquishing it back to Rosneft's state-owned parent company Rosneftegaz, which in turn relinquished it back to the Singapore vehicle when Intesa's loan arrived in January.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission settled charges with Tesla CEO Elon Musk over his aborted bid to take the company private, with the billionaire remaining as the helm of the company but relinquishing his chairman title and getting slapped with a hefty fine.
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The Italians never looked like relinquishing their 2-0 lead from the first leg of the last 16 tie in Portugal three weeks ago when Porto also played the second half with 10 men after Alex Telles was dismissed for two bookable offences.
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But Frydl pointed me to data that showed that the agency has since at least 233 let the quota for opioids rise and rise and rise — effectively relinquishing a tool it could have used to limit the rapid growth of opioid use.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook announced on Wednesday it will create a new class of non-voting shares in a move aimed at letting Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg give away his wealth without relinquishing control of the social media juggernaut he founded.
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Hradecka dropped serve in the first and fifth games of the second set, to give the top seeds a 4-1 lead, and while Mirza lost her next service game they never looked like relinquishing control with Hingis dominant at the net.
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Cambridge Analytica was the American commercial subsidiary of a British company, which purchased Facebook data from a developer who duped people into relinquishing their data and friends list under the auspices of a personality quiz that would be used for academic research.
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That while relinquishing the White House for four or eight years more years would foreclose a conservative policymaking glut, they'd have admit to themselves that she, not he, can be trusted with the presidency, and be prepared to defend their determination publicly.
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The report is particularly surprising given that no sitting American president has ever met with a North Korean leader, and that Mr. Trump himself had ruled out direct talks unless North Korea agreed to take measurable steps toward relinquishing its nuclear arsenal.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The president of South Korea proposed a bold expansion of economic cooperation with North Korea on Wednesday, a more assertive stand than the United States has taken in offering inducements for the North to begin relinquishing its nuclear weapons.
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When Mr. Kim met the leaders of South Korea and China in recent weeks, he told them he was willing to discuss relinquishing his country's nuclear arsenal in return for security guarantees, the lifting of sanctions and other incentives from the United States.
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And it ignores the perspectives of the poor, the colonized and the people of color in this country, who continue to experience the realities of that history, and for whom relinquishing guns to a lethal state is an unappealing prospect at best.
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In effect, Mr Trump has found inspiration for his latest effort to divide America in a partisan judge, whom he is at the same time trying to ram onto the court, in a bid to prevent his party from relinquishing its hold on power.
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"Since we don't anticipate significant progress out of tomorrow's Trump-Xi discussions, we are not ruling out some reduction in risk appetite next week with U.S. equities relinquishing a sizable portion of this week's gains," Jim Ritterbusch of Ritterbusch and Associates said in a note.
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Why it matters: Automakers want to ensure they maintain control of their relationships with consumers—and more important, the data and revenue streams that can come from it—rather than relinquishing them to Uber, Lyft and other mobility-related startups with their own transportation apps.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 27 (Reuters) - Facebook announced on Wednesday it will create a new class of non-voting shares in a move aimed at letting Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg give away his wealth without relinquishing control of the social media juggernaut he founded.
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Previously, the SEC settled charges with Musk and Tesla over the CEO's aborted bid to take the company private last fall, with the billionaire remaining at the helm of the company but relinquishing his chairman title and getting slapped with a $20 million fine.
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Moving the embassy would dispel the diplomatic fiction that Jerusalem isn't the capital of Israel, while sending a clear message to the Palestinians that Israel will not be bullied into relinquishing its capital and will not be destroyed as the independent, democratic Jewish state.
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Relinquishing an opportunity to question the President would be a huge concession by Mueller – one that many prosecutors, including myself (as a former prosecutor), would not give up -- but getting closer to charging and possibly flipping Trump Jr. or Kushner may be worth the price.
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They say they've made a series of concessions to the fishermen to resolve the dispute, agreeing to build them a parking area and a new work space on the beach and relinquishing concession rights in the area where the fishing cooperatives have traditionally worked.
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Before she flew to Berlin, her office issued a statement saying that Britain was relinquishing its turn to hold the six-month rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, where national governments meet, which was scheduled for the second half of next year.
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Not only was she celebrating a first grand slam title at the 43rd time of asking (only three players have taken longer), she also toppled Halep from the top of the WTA rankings, six years after relinquishing her 67-week hold on the top spot.
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As the incoming United States ambassador, Mr. Pezzullo was sent to Nicaragua with a challenging mission: to persuade Somoza to avoid further bloodshed in his country's protracted civil war with the leftist Sandinistas by relinquishing power to them and fleeing into exile, initially in Miami.
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Across the nation, voting rights wins have been undercut by laws requiring fines and fees in order to vote, relinquishing voting restoration for felons of certain crimes, and otherwise placing former prisoners in webs of bureaucracy with little clarity over how to regain their rights.
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Williams, who was seeking a record-tying 24th Grand Slam singles title, lost the final six games to fall, 63-4, 4-6, 7-5, to Karolina Pliskova on Wednesday, relinquishing her lead after rolling her left ankle when the match was within her reach.
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The 1998 deal drew a line under decades of shootings and bombings in England carried out by the Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA), which was responsible for more than half of the 3,600 deaths during the violence designed to pressure the British government into relinquishing Northern Ireland.
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Just a short time after it was revealed that the oil industry had all but abandoned any near-term efforts to drill in the pristine Arctic Ocean – relinquishing hundreds of leases in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas – pro-oil forces seem to have been shocked into action.
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Last week, sources close to the matter told Reuters that authorities were considering abandoning a forced conversion of the mortgages in favor of laws allowing borrowers to obtain refunds on currency conversion costs - so-called spreads - or free themselves of the loan by relinquishing the property.
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Throughout the twists and turns that have followed, Trump's lead has remained nearly unshakeable, with him only relinquishing the top spot for a single day when retired neurosurgeon, Ben Carson, eclipsed all other contenders before wandering back off into obscurity almost as swiftly as he appeared.
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The Deceptive Experiences To Online Users Reduction (DETOUR) Act prohibits large online platforms from using "dark patterns," deceptive interfaces on websites and apps that, if clicked, lead a user to often unknowingly agree to certain settings that help the company, including relinquishing some control over private information.
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Weeks before her birth, Muthana's father had stepped down from a post at his country's mission to the United Nations in New York, relinquishing his diplomatic immunity but maintaining a diplomatic visa, which enabled him to stay in the country with this family legally, according to Swift.
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After being blown out in Game Three of the NBA Finals and relinquishing momentum to the Cavs, the Warriors responded in style with a potent offense and lockdown defense to earn a 3-1 stranglehold on the series and a chance to clinch it at home.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Brazil's government is analyzing the legal and financial implications of relinquishing the right to veto certain strategic decisions in a few companies, the latest step by President Michel Temer to diminish the state's role in the economy, Valor Econômico newspaper said on Wednesday.
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Sexy Blackmail and Pay Pigs: a Look at FinDom, S&M For Your WalletFinDom is a specific kind of fetish in which a sub derives an erotic thrill from relinquishing…Read more ReadGiving people money online to do weird things, as it turns out, is something Swan does frequently.
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The bottom line: It's still not clear if Elliott is pushing for a sale of Athenahealth (some have speculated big tech companies could be buyers), but it's clear the cousin of George W. Bush and Jeb Bush is relinquishing some control of the company he co-founded in 1997.
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But still the British hung on to India, relinquishing it only after being substantially weakened during World War II. And they did so reluctantly, noted the historian Ramachandra Guha, with some British generals convinced that India would be unable to govern itself and beg the British to return.
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"If our leaders seek to conceal the truth or we as people become accepting of alternative realities that are no longer grounded in facts, then we as American citizens are on a pathway to relinquishing our freedom," Tillerson said in a graduation address at the Virginia Military Institute.
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Money Shot becomes performative as the artist leads by example: her process involves painting in natural light, then revealing the result to herself under blacklight during the gallery installation — relinquishing, to a certain extent, complete control of the final outcome (a difficult task for an artist to do).
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While there are some kinds of cases where this technology is absolutely useful and often necessary, there are also many where this could be a violation of civil liberties, relinquishing a huge amount of private information for a crime that does not warrant that kind of invasive investigation.
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By narrowly focusing on eliminating Russian accounts and posts, relying on users to determine which content is trustworthy and blindly believing that fact-checking will improve the rapidly worsening level of civil discourse in America, social media companies are relinquishing their role as today's most powerful gatekeepers of information.
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And so, after a half-century reign that propelled him into the realm of the rock stars and celebrities who graced his covers, Mr. Wenner is putting his company's controlling stake in Rolling Stone up for sale, relinquishing his hold on a publication he has led since its founding.
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There have been high-profile compromises like relinquishing control over Fortnite players' accounts to allow for cross-platform play and Sony's announcement last month that longtime MLB series The Show, the only game franchise with exclusive rights to baseball teams and trademarks, would also be going cross-platform.
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As the administration continues to find its foreign policy footing, and as it thinks through the image it projects to the world, it should bear in mind that relinquishing America's place as the shining city on the hill will do real and profound harm to our national security.
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And so, after a half-century reign that propelled him into the realm of the rock stars and celebrities who graced his covers, Mr. Wenner is putting his company's controlling stake in Rolling Stone up for sale, relinquishing his hold on a publication he has led since its founding.
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Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, who have mostly stayed out of the spotlight since restructuring their company four years ago, are relinquishing control of parent company Alphabet to current Google CEO Sundar Pichai, the duo announced today in a joint letter published to Google's public blog.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Kim Jong-un, the mysterious and mercurial leader of North Korea, has no intention of relinquishing his nuclear arsenal, a potent tool that gives him leverage abroad and authority at home, the highest-ranking North Korean diplomat to defect in years said in an interview.
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I thought about touch because, while the play has several issues that need to be addressed, there is a beating heart to it: an interlude at a bus stop when two characters (among a cast of five) let go of verbal language, relinquishing it while demonstrating its limits.
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Indeed, depending on the strength of the Democrats at the polls, and thanks to half a dozen women lawmakers voluntarily relinquishing their current seats, today's roster of Republican female senators and House members will at best stay the same, at 29, but more likely will be reduced by a handful.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) made "a very wise move" in relinquishing his Canadian citizenship.
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"Their rights are being violated across the world and they are also among the ones being hit the most and the quickest by the climate and environmental emergency," she said at a December United Nations climate summit before relinquishing the microphone to Native American, Philippine, Pacific Islander and Ugandan activists.
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During the past year, she listened carefully to the arguments of Senator Bernie Sanders's campaign and of the Black Lives Matter movement, and, without relinquishing her essential center-left pragmatism, she came to embrace some of her party's boldest and most progressive ideas, on college-tuition policy and criminal-justice reform.
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Having been anxious about relinquishing ownership of my online self, in just 48 hours I grew, I'd say, 95 percent at ease with the whole idea which I think it fairly significant given how protective humans can be of their digital mini-me's and personal brands and privacy in general.
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Analysts at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch believe that with Saudi Arabia relinquishing its role as the effective "central bank of oil", when it would adjust supply from one month to the next to keep the global oil market in balance, the demand side of the equation will prove a key price driver.
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Shang has been recovering from a nasty bout of fever and wasn't able to train for nearly five days ahead of China's debut, a wobbly performance for a team that has hoped to regain the podium in Rio after relinquishing the gold medal to the U.S. women's team at the 2012 London Games.
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Read more:Simone Biles is the most dominant athlete on the planet, and now she's primed to become the most accomplished Olympian of all timeTennis giant Naomi Osaka is relinquishing her American citizenship so she can play for Japan in the 2020 OlympicsViral UCLA gymnast Katelyn Ohashi struggled with eating disorders throughout her career.
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Asimov wasn't the first to bemoan sharing, but his inquiry presaged a decade in New York dominated by a new type of cuisine, one defined less by provenance or a chef's palate than by the way it was meant to be consumed, with each diner taking a single bite before relinquishing the plate.
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These days, employees must agree to criminal and credit checks, noncompete clauses, relinquishing their right to sue, giving up the right to class-action suits, agreeing to be fired at any time, for any reason and without cause, minimal work breaks, being on call 24/7, stagnant wages … the list goes on.
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A bill passed by Congress in 103 would enable a 210-year extension, following routine environmental testing, and contingent on the company relinquishing the mandates of the R.U.E. Initial environmental tests were conducted in 252 and 22020; but while some results were made public, those referring to potential environmental problems were not.
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For white police officers who commit murder, for white politicians and heads of television networks or publishing houses or universities who — though they admit their inefficacy in protecting, promoting and celebrating minorities, do not step down from their own posts to make way — the answer, always, is the fear of relinquishing control.
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The practices of data annotation, where humans help AI learn by interpreting audio and other information, have come under intense scrutiny as people weigh the convenience of having on-demand answers from virtual assistants with the discomfort of relinquishing chunks of their private lives often to people they didn't know were listening.
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Though Gorillaz' fifth album Humanz isn't due out until the end of April, we already know it promises to be a very guest-heavy LP, with Damon Albarn sharing vocal duties with (or relinquishing them completely to) Benjamin Clementine, Popcaan, Vince Staples, Savages' Jehnny Beth, D.R.A.M., and most recently, Pusha T and Mavis Staples.
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Many of the older West African immigrants I knew parroted the language of white supremacy, willfully blinding themselves to the unmitigated, and perhaps more important, unrectified, disaster that was slavery, because to look at the legacy of that history head-on would mean relinquishing some of the privilege that being "the good black" affords us.
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Since the demise of the Soviet Union, Kuttner contends, America's Democrats, Britain's Labour Party, and many of Europe's social democrats have consistently tacked rightward, relinquishing concern for ordinary workers and embracing the power of markets; they have sided with corporations and investors so many times that, by now, workers no longer feel represented by them.
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Despite the show's Shakespearean overtones, "Succession" profiles what has been a common scenario among the privileged media class -- namely, a self-made patriarch (and it has almost always been men) who ostensibly wants to keep control of the company he built within the family, but who appears exceedingly grudging when it comes to relinquishing power.
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Along the way, the two founders have also sold tens of millions of dollars combined in company stock back to one of its investors, according to a source, relinquishing part of their stakes in the startup while limiting their financial downside in the event that the company didn't continue to find success in the future.
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Redstone discussed NAI's long-term plans for CBS, focusing on a two-step process starting with a merger with Viacom that would strengthen both entities, and continuing thereafter with a sale or merger of the stronger combined entity, with NAI open to the possibility of relinquishing its voting control as part of that second transaction.
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Just days before Epic announced its game store last December, Valve altered its revenue share agreement to allow for more generous terms once a piece of software sold a certain dollar amount in licenses, relinquishing to developers 5 percent more of the sales at the $10 million mark and then an additional 10 percent at the $50 million mark.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) and other conservatives, would block the administration from relinquishing the Department of Commerce's oversight of the internet.
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"If our leaders seek to conceal the truth, or we as people become accepting of alternative realities that are no longer grounded in facts, then we as American citizens are on a pathway to relinquishing our freedom," Tillerson said in the commencement address, which was scheduled before he was fired by President Donald Trump in March.
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"This is Uber relinquishing a small amount of control in two areas where critics have argued that the Uber-driver relationship looks like hiring and firing," said Seth Harris, a former deputy labor secretary in the Obama administration and co-author of a recent paper arguing that Uber drivers occupy an ambiguous middle ground between contractor and employee.
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When it comes to finding a safe, convenient place to live, young professionals confront one of the harshest realities of New York City real estate: It's almost impossible to live in a nice apartment — and still have enough money to dine out occasionally — without tacking on a few more bedrooms, adding more roommates and relinquishing some privacy.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-2628 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) to add language preventing the Obama administration from relinquishing a U.S. role in overseeing the internet.
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Completely relinquishing your power, if only for a moment — putting your whole self, body and soul, into someone else's hands — can be so intoxicating in a world where we're paradoxically stymied by infinite choices (as Fleabag says: what to wear, what to buy, what to believe) and made terrifyingly aware that our individual human choices don't really matter in the end.
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In the press, in committee hearings, on Capitol Hill — none of these may be "behind-closed-door" affairs, but they don't engage the public openly, which allows for authorities like the FBI to throw around their authority or use specious legal interpretations of laws like the All Writs Act to bully private individuals or enterprises into relinquishing control of their data.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas) that would stop the administration from relinquishing the Department of Commerce's oversight of domain names to an international body.
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Months before her birth, Muthana's father stepped down from a post at his country's mission to the United Nations in New York, relinquishing his diplomatic immunity but maintaining a diplomatic visa, which enabled him to stay in the country with this family legally, according to Charles Swift, the director of the Constitutional Law Center for Muslims in America and the lawyer for Muthana's father.
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House Budget Committee Chairwoman Diane BlackDiane Lynn BlackBottom line Overnight Health Care: Anti-abortion Democrats take heat from party | More states sue Purdue over opioid epidemic | 85033 in 4 in poll say high costs led them to skip medical care Lamar Alexander's exit marks end of an era in evolving Tennessee MORE (R-Tenn.) is additionally relinquishing her gavel to run for Tennessee governor, while former Rep.
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"Many of the parents were told that signing a document relinquishing their rights or their request for asylum was the only or the fastest way to be reunified with their children," said Michelle Brané, director of the Migrant Rights and Justice Program at the Women's Refugee Commission, and a member of the steering committee set up by the ACLU to track down deported parents.
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It's the attempt to force Israel to do things it cannot do — namely, retreating to indefensible borders, relinquishing Judaism's most important sites, transferring more than half a million Jews out of the West Bank, and absorbing five million Palestinians claiming to be descendants of Arabs who lived in pre-1948 Palestine — all of which would lead to the destruction of Israel as a Jewish state, the basis of its foundation.
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Yet these men never seem quite so trammeled or devoured by domesticity, nor so possessed by its utopian visions: It may be the last laugh of patriarchy that men are better at being women than women are; but perhaps in relinquishing the role of housewife a woman robs it of its sting, and hands over a neutered identity where a basic willingness and competence are all that's required.
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Diane BlackDiane Lynn BlackBottom line Overnight Health Care: Anti-abortion Democrats take heat from party | More states sue Purdue over opioid epidemic | 1 in 4 in poll say high costs led them to skip medical care Lamar Alexander's exit marks end of an era in evolving Tennessee MORE (R-Tenn.), the current Budget Committee chairwoman, is relinquishing her post to focus on her campaign for governor this year.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R) and other Republicans pushing for language in the stopgap funding measure that would stop the Department of Commerce from relinquishing its authority over the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.
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Although Mr. Trump has been charged with holding down the family business without input from his father — who resigned his position in the company without relinquishing his financial stake — he took advantage of his new standing within the Republican Party to dine last Saturday with a group of political heavyweights that included Senator Ted Cruz of Texas at the annual Reagan Day fund-raising dinner, where he delivered a speech.
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It also claims it's doing things differently vs most of the startup competition in the SEO space because it's not just doing analytics; it's also automating making the changes too — taking a further piece of search optimization hassle out of its customers' hands (assuming, of course, they're comfortable relinquishing a little control over how their online content is structured, though it sends weekly reports about changes to keep customers in the loop).
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Democrats defined a good deal as meeting five pillars: the dismantlement or relinquishing of all nuclear, chemical and biological weapons; the end to uranium and plutonium enrichment and the dismantlement of nuclear infrastructure; the continued suspension of ballistic missile tests; the ability to conduct inspections for nuclear and missile activity anytime anywhere in North Korea, as well as the ability to snap back sanctions if illicit activity is found; and the assurance that the deal would be permanent.
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But the legal battle did offer a window into Ms. Redstone's thinking, which was made clear in a May complaint against CBS brought via National Amusements, or N.A.I.: Ms. Redstone discussed N.A.I.'s long-term plans for CBS, focusing on a two-step process starting with a merger with Viacom that would strengthen both entities, and continuing thereafter with a sale or merger of the stronger combined entity, with N.A.I. open to the possibility of relinquishing its voting control as part of that second transaction.
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Loyalists of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE fear he is at risk of relinquishing the unique appeal that got him elected, even as moderate figures in the GOP celebrate the departure of the polarizing chief strategist Stephen Bannon and hope for a more orthodox White House.
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