Sentence examples for for abrogation from inspiring English sources

They point out that it has provisions both for revision (it has been revised several times already) and, if necessary, for abrogation.

THE Bush notion for national missile defense, as outlined by the governor in a speech last spring, calls for abrogation of the ABM treaty, a prospect that Russia and the European allies have fiercely opposed.

After all we have witnessed from the president, the vice president, the secretary of defense, the retired secretary of state, and the Congress, can any sane person argue for abrogation of the Constitution on the basis of trust?

When, after several decades, the canal was still unbuilt, there was popular demand in the United States for abrogation of the agreement to make possible a U.S.-controlled canal.

A better understanding of neuroinflammation could open therapeutic avenues for abrogation of secondary cell death and behavioral symptoms that may mediate the progression of TBI.

As a result, it was determined that the third residue (Leu) in the sequence of HG1 was mainly responsible for abrogation of its antimicrobial activity in human serum or wound fluid.

Never mind that the wish this pseudopopulist dream fulfills is less for the restoration of democracy than for its abrogation.

"I was the initial vociferous advocate for the abrogation of that," he said.

Harder to comprehend is his refusal to act on the spirit of this Ofcom ruling and personally apologise for his abrogation of duty now.

On the same basis, some members of Congress, led by Senator Claire McCaskill, are so annoyed that they're calling for the abrogation of Native American sovereign immunity in patent-claims cases.

They argue that there is no support among Egypt's leaders for the abrogation of the 1979 peace treaty, though it is unpopular with the public, and that the Egyptian Army will not disrupt foreign policy.