Sentence examples for abrogate them from inspiring English sources
Surely, the job of the Council is to uphold international treaties, not to abrogate them.
Speaking amid triumphant scenes outside the Royal Courts of Justice, Richard Gifford, the solicitor for the islanders (known as Ilois), thanked Lord Justice (Sir Stephen Sedleyy and the court for making the ruling that the ties that bind a people to a homeland were so fundamental that no executive order could abrogate them.
What shamelessness to invoke market forces you have forced us to abrogate them, destroyed public faith in them, politicized them back into the disastrous tenets of the 1970s and breathed new life into the deadest socialist superstitions.
A consistent point made in numerous articles is that while Congress may terminate tribal and treaty rights, it must show a "specific intent to abrogate them".
Inhibition of proteasome activity delayed all processes during poliovirus replication, but did not abrogate them, and did not change virus accumulation or its toxic effect.
Indeed, a single dose of CTLA4-Ig in young healthy adults reduced vaccine responses to a peptide antigen, although it could not completely abrogate them [ 39].
Cisplatin diminished the expression and phosphorylation of STAT3 protein at 6 h and abrogated them for at least 24 h.
Regarding this aspect, Velasco-Velazquez and Pestell [ 74] used preclinical models and demonstrated that CCR5 promotes basal breast cancer subtype invasiveness and metastatic potential, while CCR5 inhibition abrogates them [ 75].
"It's illegal for them to abrogate our contract".
"By simplistically condemning or absolving them, we abrogate responsibility for the dilemmas that science and scientists face, always and everywhere".
Paley's point is not merely negative; rather, it is that only by setting up a universe with regularities that no mere human can abrogate and then suspending them could God, if there were a God, authenticate a revelation, stamping it with divine approval by an act of sovereignty.
