Sentence examples for To be abrogated from inspiring English sources

What if two mutually exclusive things make us happy, and one has to be abrogated?

None of the other signatories want the nuclear deal (JCPOA) to be abrogated.

And as a corollary it implies that there has to be a very good reason indeed for the life, the equality, the liberty or the security of individuals to be abrogated, a reason that will override those rights in the light of some more powerful consideration – such as, for example, their forfeiture by a sufficiently serious criminal act justifying deprivation of an individual's liberty.

Irresponsible as that is, it also means that these parts of the tax cut can and ought to be abrogated if the surpluses on which they are based fail to materialize or are used up by spending for which there is bipartisan support.

The response elicited by GM-CSF-producing vaccines was found to be specific to tumor type and to be abrogated by depletion of CD8+ cells.

But rather than calling for the concept to be abrogated, he holds that sovereignty must be channeled so that sovereign authority wills nothing but what is legitimate.

Lukoil, along with the other companies, now worry that the agreements they spent years and millions of dollars to develop will be abrogated by the new Iraqi authorities.

We also show that the response to radiation can be abrogated by the addition of the free radical scavenger cysteine.

We also show that the miRNA response to radiation can be abrogated by the addition of the free radical scavenger cysteine.

The effect is due to sulphapyridine and cannot be abrogated by folate supplementation.

Each delineates specific entitlements that cannot be abrogated due to age, gender, economic class or nationality.