Sentence examples for abandoned the process from inspiring English sources

Ralph Vasami, executive director of the Window Covering Manufacturers Association, said he was disappointed that the consumer advocates had "abandoned" the process.

A Javelin researcher began an online application for a mortgage at Bank of America, providing contact information as an initial step, but abandoned the process before completion.

"We could see which Web sites people were coming from when they arrived on our Web pages, what they clicked, where they abandoned the process," she said.

Because this week, Corbyn temporarily abandoned the process of asking a different question each time, instead choosing to focus on the serious issue of the cuts to tax credits.

But New Labour has now simply surrendered to the fuel tax protestors, and abandoned the process of gradually raising fuel duty to ensure that the cost of motoring more accurately reflects the environmental damage it causes.

Sanders has criticized both Clintons' support for the 1996 crime bill and private prisons – which created a profitable pipeline of warm bodies that disproportionately included people of color – as well as welfare reform that allowed conservative states to establish welfare application requirements so protracted that many applicants abandoned the process out of necessity.

But he stopped short of abandoning the process altogether.

The findings of this review prompted Patrick McLoughlin, who replaced Greening as transport secretary, to abandon the process last week.

Dye-transfer printing remained cost-effective somewhat longer, but Technicolor was forced to abandon the process in the 1970s.

And European and Canadian officials warned that they too might abandon the process if such language was ultimately included in the conference declaration.

'If we can let out the steam through this hole, maybe that would take away the pressure of changing the reserve rules altogether.' " Perhaps it was the owners' willingness to discuss the issue, Miller said, that has propagated the myth that the players would have been willing to abandon the process with the advent of free agency.