Societies have been known to disarm and give up warfare, but nobody de-banks and gives up money.
He is 41 and feels the muffin tops a-piling up, so he buys a running machine and gives up drink and puddings.
Now some ministers were hoping that even if EDF does take its isotopes back to France and gives up its British nuclear dream, Hitachi of Japan would fill the radioactive breach.
"For everyone across America who has been counted out but refused to be knocked out, for everyone who has stumbled but stood right back up and for everyone who works hard and never gives up, this one is for you, " Clinton said to a cheering crowd in Columbus, Ohio.
Many other romans durs follow a single plotline: a man walks out on his life and gives himself up to a kind of obsession.
Dr Lackner's version uses layers of Teflon or paper covered with a resin that absorbs carbon dioxide when dry and gives it up when moist.
Our investor is probably frustrated with ADM and like most investors gives up on it and tries another stock.
The unconscious signals that the speaker sends out to the audience must create trust and credibility or else the audience gives up, disappointed, and looks elsewhere for another leader.
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Then another guy gets up and gives a speech on a completely different subject.
This makes people who hold other currencies richer in dollar terms and gives foreigners a leg up in the current survey.
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Sixense, the outfit behind Razer's Hydra, has cooked up a custom version of the Italian-themed sample for use with their controller, and it gives gamers a pair of floating hands to pick up and manipulate objects.
Both sites aggregate reviews from around the country, but Rotten Tomatoes considers each review on a black and white, thumbs up or down basis and then gives the percentage of positive reviews.
Stovanovich, a computer engineering and electrical engineering double major gives up half a foot to Matthews, but he's the only option.
The last time we saw him Alfredo was still playing with his new phone, and gives the device two thumbs up.
We know from experience, though, that any genuine school reformer eventually arrives at crunch time with these unions, and either confronts them or gives up.
"Even if it just keeps the troop morale up and just gives them a glimmer that someone cares, somebody is supporting and thinking of them . they can make it through the job they have to do to come home, " she said.
Dr. GARY SICK (Senior Research Scholar and Adjunct Professor of International Affairs, Columbia University): All we ever talk about is adding more sanctions until Iran finally gives up, and I don't know of anybody in the European side or the American side, who genuinely believes that another round of sanctions, which is likely to be pretty mild, is going to make Iran really change its policies.
And that gives us clues as to what Netflix is up to, and why investors should revisit Netflix.
It seems like Blizzard could have (and should) set up a new multiplayer UI that gives players more choice and more information.
This model helps mitigate start-up costs, and gives distillers a steady stream of non-spirit revenue.
Ordinary income tax rates are used, so the investor gives up both deferral and capital gains treatment on his returns.
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How about a lavatory that does all of these things and gives you a medical check-up at the same time?
Giving up the infrastructure and storage of the data does not mean an organization gives up responsibility for managing user access to it.
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At long last, Joe Kane's Digital Video Essentials has shown up, and it gives the HD DVD fans one last stick in the Blu-ray's eye.
From 1710 onwards, it has involved a deal in which the creator or publisher gives up any natural and perpetual claim in order to have the state protect an artificial and limited one.
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He rolls up the window and gives all his attention to the car, to backing it out of its tight spot and moving it so as not to come in contact with the van, as if there were no more to be said or managed.
And the reduction in outer material gives the building an excellent chance of going up faster and for less money.
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