Mr Abu Ghaith had warned that a "storm of airplanes will not abate".Stanley Cohen, the defence attorney, tried to persuade the jury that there was no evidence that his client played a major role in al-Qaeda activity.
But despite Washington's budget crunch, few expect Uncle Sam's generosity to farmers to abate much.
The city's acting mayor, Wang Qishan, who took over after his boss, Meng Xuenong, was dismissed in the April 20th shake-up, said alarm would abate when people felt they would get effective medical treatment or that the spread of the disease had been blocked.
As Lord Carter notes, the pressure on prison numbers is unlikely to abate.
Lately, as economic concerns globally proved to be a priority, the importance of this topic appears to abate.
Community concern about carbon pricing did abate after its introduction.
No, the prime minister says, because the budget emergency started to abate the instant a government came in and showed that it was determined to address it.
She may then sell her body to survive.Many of these problems would abate if people were richer.
Of the 65% of companies surveyed by Point Carbon earlier this year which claimed that the ETS had led them to abate their emissions (up from 15% the previous year), most were planning to buy credits rather than cut their own emissions.
But most scholars reckon that the factors behind jihadism will only abate when the region's Muslim-majority societies become prosperous and politically and socially free.
On January 29th David Cameron, the Tory leader, withdrew his party's whip from Mr Conway, who has announced that he will stand down at the next election.Labour MPs are relieved to see the Tories sweat, for allegations of impropriety concerning their own deputy-leadership race last summer are yet to abate.
