Sentence examples for cannot abrogate from inspiring English sources
The critic cannot abrogate his critical function, which implies discrimination, at the very beginning of the critical process.
"In the absence of bankruptcy [legislation], you're talking about contracts that we cannot abrogate," he told the Huffington Post.
It is possible that CD44- subset and CD44+ subset of CD25+ Tregs suppress in different manner, which is why one cannot abrogate suppression by neutralizing TGF-β and IL-10 in cultures with both the subsets so far.
The government cannot just abrogate contracts".
Summers, who inspires lusty dreams of A.I.G. tormentor Eliot Spitzer, asserted that the government "cannot just abrogate" contracts with financial vampires.
But in the end, the event is, as Mr. Monck wrote on his blog, an effort to convene a global conversation and a reflection that "that every view must be integrated, that one cannot simply abrogate one's membership in a community.
This fundamental right cannot be abrogated, even in the name of more fashionable civil rights concerns.
This follows from the fact that a realisational statement once made cannot be abrogated (for more detail, see section Realisation: the renewal of connection with experience below).
Three years later the Supreme Court of the United States explicitly ruled in Reid v. Covert that the Bill of Rights cannot be abrogated by agreements with foreign powers.
Each delineates specific entitlements that cannot be abrogated due to age, gender, economic class or nationality.
