Sentence examples for abandoning neutrality from inspiring English sources
Mr King urged more business leaders to speak out, but conceded that bosses of large companies employing many people were in a difficult position in abandoning neutrality on the subject.
His main mission was to prevent the British from abandoning neutrality, and, with the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation (Jan . 1 , 1863 the immediate danger of diplomatic recognition of the South was over.
Nationalists are pushing back, urging the country not to abandon neutrality.
But when the Kaiser assembled his potent High Seas fleet after 1900, Britain abandoned neutrality and joined the European alliance.
Just three weeks after the attack, Mr. Giuliani used the same stage to urge the member nations, sternly, to abandon neutrality in fighting terrorism.
As President, Madison brought the new nation into its first official war, having abandoned neutrality between the battling superpowers Britain and France when the former seized American commercial ships.
Al Jazeera has abandoned neutrality in favour of an anti-Israeli stance in a bid to drive up ratings and discriminates against non-Arab members of staff and women, according to a multi-million dollar lawsuit filed this week.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani used a rare invitation to the United Nations podium today to entreat the countries of the world to abandon neutrality in the battle on terrorism: "You're either with civilization or with terrorists".
B7 Campaign Against Terror CALL FOR ACTION AT U.N. -- Mayor Giuliani told the countries of the world to abandon neutrality to fight terrorism, saying, "You're either with civilization or with terrorists".
A crisis erupted last month after Mr. Ban visited a camp for displaced Western Saharans and described their region as "occupied," infuriating the Moroccans who said Mr. Ban had abandoned neutrality on the issue.
The geopolitical ramifications of the conflict, and its direct impact on Yemen, have compelled many Yemenis to abandon neutrality on the subject.
