Sentence examples for just abdicated from inspiring English sources

Or has it just abdicated?

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

"On the pharmacy issue, the federal government has just abdicated its role," said State Representative Harriette L. Chandler, a Democrat and chairwoman of the Legislature's Joint Committee on Health Care.

Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, who has just abdicated at the age of 61, handing over to his 33-year-old son Tamim, has been the driving force in this era of great change since he overthrew his own father in a coup in 1955.

On Friday December 11 1936, when I was 11 years old, my parents allowed me to stay up late to hear the broadcast by King Edward VIII, who had just abdicated and was introduced as His Royal Highness Prince Edward of Windsor.

Wallis Simpson dressed in the most elegant Mainbocher wedding gown, standing proudly next to the man that had just abdicated the throne of England to spend the rest of his life with the woman he loves.

Does that mean you just abdicate responsibility for the actions of your members?

Isn't this just abdicating a crucial part of the critical act?

Creating a marketing department just abdicates responsibility for marketing to that team".

As their mother, you're not just abdicating your position as a role model but also that of a protector.

Just before Napoleon abdicated, in 1814, Cuvier was elected to the Council of State, and in 1817 he became a vice president of the Ministry of the Interior.