Some believe he has not moved to have the ailing king abdicate out of respect for an elder.
Corker, who says he has pressed for a separate entity to oversee the bailout, claims the bill as it now stands would amount to a "huge abdicating of legislative responsibilities" by giving Treasury virtually unfettered power over the rescue.
Is it a fancy way for government to abdicate some of its responsibility to educate?
Web rockers will probably abdicate some of their openness, not to mention their endlessly reiterated concern for fans, once their nascent business models jell.
Forgiveness, grace, and mercy become buzz words that abdicate men of being accountable for their actions.
The mutiny of Aranjuez in 1808 led King Charles IV of Spain to abdicate in favor of his son, Ferdinand VII.
In 1555 Charles abdicated rule of the Netherlands in favour of his son, the future Philip II of Spain.
But by the time George W Bush was president in 2008 and the financial crisis hit, the president had abdicated oversight of the nuts and bolts of the economy.
Like the Queen, she has indicated that she has no desire of abdicating in favour of her son, saying "you are handed your job as the old king or queen dies".
Accordingly, Edward announced his intention to abdicate; the Parliaments of the United Kingdom and of other Commonwealth countries granted his request.
