Sentence examples for its abrogation from inspiring English sources
Never mind that the wish this pseudopopulist dream fulfills is less for the restoration of democracy than for its abrogation.
Mr. Abtahi said that both countries had accepted the Algiers agreement, a comprehensive 1975 border and security pact that has been in abeyance since its abrogation by Iraq in 1980.
In fact, Mr. Trump's apparent determination to either humiliate Iran with ever more invasive probes of universally certified Iranian compliance with the agreement or ensure its abrogation could produce an even more dangerous crisis than the one he is dealing with in East Asia.
FGFR4 activation shifts BA production towards CDCA, while its abrogation leads to CA formation.
Together, these observations suggest that clathrin may act as an integral component of the mitotic spindle apparatus and that its abrogation may lead to chromosomal instability and, ultimately, cancer [7] [9].
These results suggested that E6/E7 indeed contribute to the metastatic process and raise a rational for its abrogation in cervix cancer patients by using an anti-viral agent, Cidofovir, as a therapeutic tool.
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The aim of this study is to evaluate the opinions and perceptions of the staff of the Vaccination Clinics within the Apulia Region to mandatory vaccination and its potential abrogation.
Thus the death penalty debate is ill-suited for those who would shrink from the implications of either its deployment or abrogation.
In its insensitivity to abrogation of microtubule dynamics by taxol, polarization of T-cell centrosomes to the target, rather, parallels other types of microtubule rearrangements characteristic of leukocytes: during initiation of migration in neutrophils [39] and during retraction into the uropod in motile T cells [40].
In aggregate, these data further confirmed with functional application that the increases observed in E-cadherin, α-and β-catenins, and p120 levels in Cetrorelix-exposed DU-145 WT cells are the results of a reversal of the cells invasive phenotype to one that resembles a more normal phenotype and that Cetrorelix exerts at least some of its effects via abrogation of autocrine EGFR cell signalling.
