Sentence examples for be abdicated to from inspiring English sources

Quoting the Supreme Court in U.S. v. Reynolds, they say it's for the court to determine whether the government's classification of evidence was proper: "Judicial control over the evidence in a case cannot be abdicated to the caprice of executive officers".

This responsibility cannot be abdicated to standardized patients, licensing boards, or computer simulators.

Responsibility cannot be abdicated to the proposed HIV/AIDS Unit, other HIV/AIDS programmes or other sectors.

The picture he draws of Abu Ghraib is one in which Army regulations and the Geneva conventions were routinely violated, and in which much of the day-to-day management of the prisoners was abdicated to Army military-intelligence units and civilian contract employees.

National sovereignty has been abdicated to a private committee, with no say by the voters.

Even federal agencies like NASA are in the kids' content business now that space flight has been abdicated to private industry.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was right last week when she warned that Pakistan was "abdicating to the Taliban".

"It would be absurd if the issues around environmental pollution weren't core to the curriculum.I think we would be abdicating our duty to future generations if we didn't teach these things in the curriculum".

New York State should not be abdicating its responsibility to its most vulnerable citizens by handing their care over to the "1 percenters" who stand to increase their salaries by cutting service delivery costs.

Anything less would be abdicating our duty to protect New York City and its residents".

On the other, it seems to be abdicating that role.