Sentence examples for can be abridged from inspiring English sources

These documents can be abridged, so no sensitive information is compromised, but they must be released.

He acknowledged that "many still hold that the right to life can be forfeited by those who take life, just as their liberty can be abridged".

The yield gap of chickpea can be abridged, by adopting the advanced production technology accompanying with use of inoculums, balanced nutrition, weed management and high yielding varieties (Hakoomat et al. 2004).

Therefore, the existing MSW collection system in ST can be abridged through a schematic flow sheet as presented in Figs. 1 and 2. Fig. 1 Map of the selected study area.

The right can be abridged by legislative acts only if the justice system agrees that a compelling argument favors the abridgement.

Show regard for students to express their concepts and to pray: Following to the "Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment", realize that the courts have consistently ruled that students' expressions of religious views through prayer or otherwise can not be abridged (shortened or stopped) unless they can be shown to cause substantial disruption in the school.

Hard-headed Israelis and Palestinians, still lurching almost hourly from incident to bloody incident horrors this week include the wounding of three women in labour, two Palestinian and one Israeli, trying to make their separate ways to hospital wonder how that timespan can somehow be abridged.

Don't try to improvise too much or you could mess it up because the rules of maths can never be abridged.

But parliament was so cautious in allowing that right to be abridged that parliament said, "Before you can do that you must go to a judge of the Supreme Court, present your case, and get the judge to authorize it".

Letters selected may be abridged.

Those selected may be abridged.