Sentence examples for been abated from inspiring English sources
verb
To put an end to; to cause to cease.
Monthly charges -- including real estate taxes, which have been abated for 10 years -- will be $290 to $691; without the abatement, they would range from $480 to $1,145.
That covers operating expenses, payments on the underlying mortgage and real estate taxes, which have been abated for 25 years.
Nuisance growth of the attached, green alga Cladophora was considered to have been abated by phosphorus management programs mandated under the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement.
"We have been working with OSHA and all the citations have been abated," said Laurie Pine, a spokeswoman for Seton Hall.
In a cross motion for summary judgment, FWS said it had reasonably determined that historic threats to the coastal marten's habitat had been abated and that current stressors, including climate change, were not expected to have significant impacts.
"There were two other situations and they have both been abated completely.
The truth is that, although the public remains angry and cynical about "greedy bankers", anger has been abating steadily since 2008.
Gold enthusiasts also were abated.
Property taxes are abated until 2011.
TN concentration was abated by 64% (671 240 mg/L).
The results indicated that the AOX could be abated with prolonged electrolytic treatment.
