Sentence examples similar to abdicated influence from inspiring English sources

(The United States has abdicated it).

In 2013 Ḥamad abdicated in favour of his son Sheikh Tamim.

In 889 Boris, whose faith apparently was deep and genuine, abdicated to enter a monastery.

He told me that the agency had "simply abdicated" its responsibility.

And I, the family leader, the organizer, abdicated and did not take up the cause.

He distanced himself from his own commission and abdicated leadership on how the city should rebuild.

In turn, the official ITV Football Twitter account abdicated responsibility, instead laying the blame at the feet of its Brazilian counterparts.

The "uber-Blairites" have either abdicated or accepted Brown's patronage.

Later generations were much more worried about their jobs, and abdicated community responsibility.

"It is hard to claim you're leading a country when you've abdicated responsibility and disappeared," Carney said.

Abandoning his broken army, Napoleon arrived in Paris on the morning of the 21st and abdicated on the following day.