Sentence examples for Abdicate control of from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, younger women were more likely to abdicate control of all financial matters to their husbands than older ones.

Or, more importantly, why would any company so easily and unnecessarily abdicate control of its primary production assets to the government?

If President Bush abdicates control of Iraq to the U.N. soon, Arabs may gain all that and more.

To suggest that the Smithsonian, in its agreement with the Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation, has abdicated control of the exhibition "The Spirit of America" ignores the fact that we retain explicit and exclusive control as part of this agreement.

Mr. Bogdanoff criticized the county executive for abdicating control of housing to local authorities, charging that if it were left to individual municipalities, affordable housing would never be built.

This portrayal may be an accurate reflection of the current system, but it is also the result of past decisions by many individuals who abdicated control of their healthcare decisions and dollars.

Because of a meltdown in the schedule for training county election workers, Georgia ended up abdicating control of the election to Diebold technicians, who ran it on the state's behalf – without the voters being told.

No reputable writer would give five to ten years to a project only to abdicate control to a third party.

Abdicate control while projecting your intention as fiercely as you may.

Doing so abdicates all control of the trip to the airlines.

Prohibition of marijuana abdicates the control of marijuana production and distribution to drug cartels and street gangs.