Sentence examples similar to conduct or abstention from inspiring English sources
Though mostly fair-minded, he is at no point a likely convert, to either Islam or abstention.
The Law of Conservation of Securities reflects the trivial truth that someone is always made worse off as a result of any profitable trade or abstention.
Minister after minister – people I hadn't had time to lobby, whose views I wouldn't have guessed – spoke up and favoured a yes vote or abstention.
Critics of Mr. Mélenchon — who have become numerous in the Socialist Party and Mr. Macron's camp — say a blank ballot or abstention can only help Ms. Le Pen.
They are policies that the French socialists want to showcase in the European election campaign in order to convince voters who are tempted by Euroscepticism or abstention.
The rules also dictate that a "person solicited is afforded an opportunity to specify by boxes a choice between approval or disapproval of, or abstention with respect to each separate matter referred to therein as intended to be acted upon".
Participation in ― or abstention from, or counterprotest of ― the national student walkout is protected speech.
13 However, sedation by inhalation of nitrous oxide/oxygen premix (SPO2) remains a viable dental care strategy and represents the only alternative to general anaesthesia or abstention.
Participants were requested to review the instructions on how to apply the FORTA principle; study the author-based labels (A D) for each item and provide their own FORTA labels (or abstention) whenever in disagreement; and make comments.
Table 1 shows the relationship of the prevalence of various risk factors with moderate drinking or abstention after adjustment for age and sex and after further adjustment for race and education.
It is argued that abstention in the case at bar would allow C.A.V. to retain possession of the proceeds from the sugar and would encourage wrongfully deprived owners to engage in devious conduct or 'self-help' in order to compel the sovereign or one deriving title from him into the position of plaintiff.
