the act of submitting, usually surrendering power to another
Miles, who is in private practice, agreed that by missing his drug test Smith raised concern about his patient's post-transplant compliance with medical instructions.
Seattle Times
(Dec 16, 2011)
Hatchlings, when fed for the first time, ignored inanimate foods but eagerly chased mealworms, catching them usually by the anterior end.
Legler, John M.
The league accused Williams of administering a bounty system that, at times, offered cash incentives for knocking opponents out of games.
New York Times
(Mar 3, 2012)
Injuries to his two best receivers made it difficult for Favre to get going, and that indestructible body of his finally started to break down.
Chicago Tribune
(Jan 2, 2011)
They reported having wandering thoughts, dreamlike perceptions, geometric visual hallucinations and other unusual changes in their sensory experiences, like sounds triggering visual images.
The most important postulate of solid geometry is as follows: One plane, and only one, can be passed through two intersecting straight lines.
Smith, David Eugene
The police said they had also recently begun confiscating electric bicycles, which are increasingly prevalent despite being banned from the streets by state law.
New York Times
(Mar 2, 2012)
something or someone turned to for assistance or security
And should those things still happen, women should be able to go to their employer and find some sort of protection and recourse.
Newsweek
(Jan 19, 2011)
demanding strict attention to rules and procedures
Even as some youth hockey officials advocate more stringent rules against fighting, it remains a proud tradition in places like Saskatchewan.
New York Times
(Feb 28, 2012)