Sentence examples similar to abdicates the responsibility from inspiring English sources

The results were so reliable that I have almost abdicated the responsibility.

You aren't losing accountability by abdicating the responsibility for your growth and development.

States can either establish and operate their own exchanges, or abdicate the responsibility to the federal government.

No state can abdicate the responsibility to protect its people from crimes against humanity, let alone justify perpetrating such crimes itself".

"Journalists have abdicated the responsibility of listening to voters in favor of listening to polls as the primary diviner of meaning in political coverage," Mr. Rosenstiel said.

We may not have been able to deliver a permanent solution to these problems, but we cannot abdicate the responsibility of Congress to solve them.

It's all well and good to encourage new innovations to fight this epidemic, but that cannot mean abdicating the responsibility to follow the laws that have already been passed.

"Any government that says 'we will automatically do what Davies recommends' is abdicating the responsibility they were elected to exercise," she told a fringe meeting.

I say all this as someone who has a view of the World Trade Center site from my apartment, but that does not mean I want us to abdicate the responsibilities of a free society.

Perhaps most egregiously, Trump has abdicated the responsibilities of his office, refusing to comply with the Magnitsky Act's requirements that the administration present its findings on the Khashoggi case to Congress.

To place that burden on religious institutions is, as Dilulio said, "to abdicate the legitimate responsibility of government".