Sentence examples for abandoned the path from inspiring English sources

Hamas, whose name is an acronym in Arabic for the Islamic Resistance Movement, was being accused of having abandoned the path of resistance against Israel.

In Europe, politicians and regulators at both the national and European level abandoned the path of deregulation and dramatically increased regulatory requirements and the scope of prudential supervision with an unparalleled focus on governance.

Their supremely cheerful frontman Clive Jones is happy to admit to his own spiritualist beliefs and fascination with witchcraft, but also concedes that Black Widow abandoned the path of darkness fairly quickly after their 1970 debut seemed to cast its own shadow of negativity over their ambitions.

"That group must abandon the path of violence," Mr. Bush said.

At the weir at Glenbeg, we abandon the path and head west, using the river as a guide.

I appeal to the president to ask people to be calm and I hope she abandons the path she is taking because we don't need to take this country on the path of violence".

In his maiden speech to Parliament, he held out an olive branch to the Maoists, saying that "individuals involved in violent acts shall be encouraged to abandon the path of violence and join the national mainstream of political participation".

This is a clash of civilisations.' If this is not a simple case of mistaken identity, then Asif Hanif was somehow persuaded to abandon the path of peace and martyr himself for the Palestinian cause.

"If the Opposition really wish to play a constructive role in national affairs, they should abandon the path of madness on which they have embarked and return to the As sembly," said the Pakistan Times, which usually reflects Government thinking.

While they doubt that Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood itself will abandon the path of democratic politics, they predict: "Morsi's ouster will lead elements from more ultraconservative Salafist groups to abandon mainstream politics in favour of armed conflict".

As we near the shore of the freshwater Sandwood Loch, Don abandons the path and heads up a green slope, his black and chocolate-coloured labradors Charlie and Molly scampering at his side with tongues lolling.