Sentence examples for abstaining from using from inspiring English sources

During the debate, Mr. Lazio walked over to Mrs. Clinton's lectern, waving a sheet of paper, gesturing at her and demanding that she sign a pledge abstaining from using unregulated campaign contributions known as soft money.

By agreeing to protesters' conditions to begin talks and abstaining from using more force to clear crowds, the local government has shown it could be willing to consider some concessions.

If multitasking and constant email cause a lack of productivity, negatively impact social relationships, and increase overall stress, can simply abstaining from using technology reverse these negative consequences?

There it was again, in 2016, in plain sight: shaming the appearance of someone struggling with addiction to scare others into abstaining from using drugs—or, perhaps in the case of this media organization, to get clicks.

Table  2 also shows variation in the number of teaching sessions focusing on the treatment and interventions available to people who misuse substances, with the majority focusing on how to advise a patient appropriately on reducing or abstaining from using alcohol or tobacco (n = 319, an average of 17 sessions per medical school).

From sundown on Friday, March 7th, until sundown on Saturday, March 8th, participants abstained from using technology, unplugging themselves from their phones and tablets, computers and televisions.

The capstone experiment asks readers to abstain from using selected devices for a substantial span of time, and then to pay close attention to how things go.

During his first stint as governor — he served from 1975 to 1983 — he abstained from using the governor's limousine, opting to drive himself to work in his personal car.

He added that he was drawn to the guitar's resonance and its "clear, ringing sound," and that he therefore abstained from using pedals or effects.

There is no technical incompatibility between such programs, only a legal one -- Iran's signature on the nonproliferation treaty, obliging it to abstain from using its nuclear fuel for arms instead of electricity.

Williamsburg, the lighter area in the map above, is inhabited by many Hasidic Jews, who often abstain from using electrical appliances on the Sabbath sundown Friday to sundown Saturday, a prime time for noise-complaint phone calls to 311.