Sentence examples for going to abrogate from inspiring English sources

The Israelis may have gotten over the shock of Hosni Mubarak's ouster and the immediate fear that a Muslim Brotherhood president was going to abrogate the peace treaty.

"There have been a number of comments today, including from Standard & Poor's, that indicate there is a growing awareness that if Bill Shorten is going to behave like a complaints desk for the nation, he is going to abrogate his duty as someone responsible for the mess and someone who has to help fix the mess," he told reporters in Sydney.

So it was, I felt, not the first, but it certainly I wasn't going to also abrogate my responsibility and not say anything.

Pressed with dire economic necessity, the government has historically had the authority to go further and actually abrogate contracts.

The Iranians would say, 'You've abrogated your end, so we're going to reconstitute our nuclear program.' " In July, Trump made his most dramatic foray into foreign policy, declaring that if Baltic members of NATO are attacked he would decide whether to defend them on the basis of whether they had "fulfilled their obligations to us".

These cellular defects lead to abrogated dopamine release, ataxia, and animal death.

"It goes even beyond the extraordinary limits of the court's previous attempt to abrogate Florida law.

8, must grant Congress power to abrogate).

But which symptoms would we seek to abrogate or relieve?

Once the process is initiated, it is difficult to abrogate.

1613, to abrogate the States' Eleventh Amendment immunity.