Sentence examples for have abdicated from from inspiring English sources

Congolese authorities have abdicated from the development agenda.

(The psychotic is someone whose ego has abdicated from this responsibility — as it does nightly in normal people in the psychosis known as dreaming).

At the time, Sekeletu, who was rumoured to be illegitimate and the half-brother of a woman who had abdicated from the throne, was struggling to assert his authority in a highly militaristic state that valued valour in battle – which he had not proven because of his age – above royal blood.

It was almost if this "politics of naiveté and adolescence", as Dr Visvanathan calls Mr Gandhi's politics, had abdicated from its responsibility of shoring up bipartisan secular support against the poison of communalism, and left it to the people to fend for themselves.

What is troubling is the extent to which developed countries, with the resources to train their own nurses, have abdicated this responsibility and chosen to "raid" nurses from countries that already have acute shortages.

New York prisons may not be perfect, but New Yorkers have wisely refrained from joining the growing number of states that have abdicated their responsibility for prisoners to profit-driven companies.

"Governments have abdicated responsibility.

The political parents have abdicated.

Both have abdicated their roles in dealing with this crisis.

In consequence, they have abdicated their strategic responsibilities.

"We have abdicated our responsibility of telling them when they've gone too far.