Sentence examples for abstention before from inspiring English sources

The same social-marketing approaches that may be used to promote alcohol on social media also can potentially be harnessed to promote abstention before age 21 and responsible use thereafter.

The resolution passed by a vote of 14 to 0, with one abstention, just before midnight.

Obviously, the impact of misclassification of lifetime abstainers depends on drinking pattern before abstention.

The strong evidence for association between this SNP and average intake before pregnancy but not during pregnancy, and the result showing that it predicts abstention in pregnancy but not before (Table  3), prompted us to investigate whether the variant was associated with the likelihood of drinking cessation in pregnancy.

They also suggest that the abstention rate this year may be higher than ever before.

In February, before the Libyan uprising, the German U.N. abstention, and the allies' efforts at interdiction, praising Mrs. Merkel's embrace of liberty didn't present a problem.

The exit polls, which have proved accurate in all previous French elections, showed that more voters stayed at home than ever before in a presidential election, putting the abstention rate at 28%.

Both men and women in the early birth cohorts (born before 1930) have significantly higher odds of abstention compared with the reference 1960 65 cohort.

Mr. Haas said the artists agonized over the proposal to sell the works before voting 183 to 1 in favor (with one abstention) in November.

"At 180 days, I will need to resign at that time even if that process is not complete," Klein said just before the vote, which was unanimous except for one abstention.

When I spoke to him on the phone the next day, he said that in the hours before the debate he'd vacillated between "yes" and an abstention.