Sentence examples for complete abdication from inspiring English sources

It is a complete abdication".

DAPA "does not represent mere inadequacy; it is complete abdication," Hanen wrote.

Sadiq Khan, Labour's shadow London minister, said: "These plans are a complete abdication of Boris Johnson's responsibility to Londoners.

"The unprecedented grid failure is a result of negligence, incompetence and complete abdication of duty on the part of the central government," Mr. Javadekar said.

"This is a complete abdication of anything having to do with technology, and the overlapping market can't deal with this unrelenting selling," said Larry Wachtel, market analyst at Prudential Securities.

"I think it would be a complete abdication of responsibility as agents for anyone to suggest that the players as a group shouldn't vote on whatever the final proposal is," said David Falk, a former agent for Michael Jordan and Patrick Ewing.

With the near-complete abdication of even minimal moral courage in the Republican Party, and the strategic confusion of the Democrats, all that Americans can turn to is the instinct for shared defiance, and a coalition of conscience, the broader the better, to counter the chaotic cruelty.

Make no mistake about it, this is complete and abject abdication (if not surrender) on the issue.

And that, the Israelis thought, was bad for the Jews... [Many can't forgive Israel] the complete and explicit abdication of responsibility for the non-Jews - the withdrawal of security forces... the blockade of aid shipments to Gaza and the West Bank".

Gerald M. Rafshoon, who was President Jimmy Carter's television adviser, said he considered the networks' decision "a complete disgrace" and an abdication of public responsibility.

Some believe that his reign ended with his abdication.