Sentence examples for hadn't abdicated from inspiring English sources

Reflecting on Seigenthaler's career, Bruce Dobie, writing in the Nashville Scene, captured his ethos perfectly: At a time when daily newspapers hadn't abdicated their agendas to focus groups and suffered enormous revenue declines, he fully exploited his position every day to shape the city's politics, its social concerns, its literary and intellectual life, its vision of itself.

At a time when daily newspapers hadn't abdicated their agendas to focus groups and suffered enormous revenue declines, he fully exploited his position every day to shape the city's politics, its social concerns, its literary and intellectual life, its vision of itself.

Those young people, mercenaries or not, wouldn't even be over there if we hadn't abdicated our responsibilities.

When I was where you are now, generations of state agencies, social services, policy-makers and politicians had not abdicated all responsibility for me.

John Sacklin, a management assistant at Yellowstone who has worked on the issue since the 1990s, said that the park had not abdicated its responsibilities and that the new plan still protected the park's natural assets.

Ken refused to take the oath of allegiance to William and Mary because James II had not abdicated and with others, known as the Nonjurors, was put out of office.

In Komoco Motors, the Court of Appeal held that the Registrar of Vehicles had not abdicated to the Customs her discretionary power.

While the Court found that there was a suggestion that the Registrar could only decide whether to reconsider the ARF imposed on cars if she received Customs' further advice, she nevertheless had not abdicated her power as she could determine the value of vehicles, "after making such enquiries, if any, as [she] thinks fit".

The truth is that Gen X hasn't abdicated at all.

"We haven't abdicated to folks in D.C. or folks who aren't local to figure out the path forward," Lawson-Remer told the activists on the call in late January.

I, however, feel that the campus has not just abdicated its responsibilities to the most vulnerable in our community, but has exacerbated the problem.