Sentence examples similar to abridgement of length from inspiring English sources

Nor do they support any abridgement of the right to carry guns.

The school claimed that its case was self-consciously not an abridgement of free speech.

An hour in, Sadeh7-18 is an abridgement of the theme that elicits much laughter.

A naval gentleman" in Shanghai, supplies us with the following abridgement of the official table of honors.

"The bishops really are convinced that this is a direct abridgement of their First Amendment religion rights," Mr. Schneck said.

The film released in the United States is an abridgement of the original two-part, four-hour version.

But the Supreme Court ruled in 1950 that this abridgement of free speech was intended by Congress.

Ms., Yemenite, is an abridgement of the printed text, probably printed in Livorno, Italy, in 1794.

Totseʼot ḥayim is an abridgement of Vidas' ethical and cabalistic work Reshit ḥokhmah.

The ruling increased pressure on Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell, author of a bill to preserve Section 215 without any abridgement of the phone-records bulk collection.

The son of an Anglican minister, Olivier attended All Saints Choir School, where at age nine he made his theatrical debut as Brutus in an abridgement of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.