Sentence examples for certainly abandon from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Bush, that goes with the territory, as he told schoolchildren near his ranch last week (before the attending press corps drew him into a digression on how the United States would certainly abandon the Antiballistic Missile Treaty at some point).

Bush administration officials have said that if the appeal ends with a ruling that allows Mr. Moussaoui to question Mr. bin al-Shibh and other captured Qaeda members, the government will almost certainly abandon a civilian trial and place Mr. Moussaoui before a military tribunal, where he may have fewer rights to question witnesses.

By weakening existing public schools into oblivion, we will most certainly abandon children.

CampusMatch – A romantically-themed college social network that dates back quite a few years and is almost certainly abandoned.

I certainly never abandoned the passion.

Unilateralism must certainly be abandoned.

For their part, American officials say they are certainly not abandoning Ukraine.

It certainly means abandoning rhetoric and jargon that are familiar to leftwing activists but which utterly alienate most younger people.

I certainly felt abandoned when my father died of a brain tumour; I felt he had abandoned me to this terrible, volatile mother and I had no protection.

"The central concept of giving the provider a bag of money and saying, 'You can keep what you don't spend,' has certainly been abandoned".

In the case of Ms. Byron-Marasek, she did not recently buy her animals, and she is certainly not abandoning them.