Sentence examples for may have abdicated from inspiring English sources

One Spanish king may have abdicated but Rafael Nadal looks determined to hang on to his crown as the king of clay.

You just may have abdicated--like the rest of us.

Áedán may have been deposed, or have abdicated, following this defeat.

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.

Both have abdicated their roles in dealing with this crisis.

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

"I think that we have abdicated the broadcasting arena, both in television and radio".

The Yankees have abdicated the crown as baseball's biggest spenders.

"The regulators will have abdicated their responsibility if the banks end up getting off the hook easily and cheaply".

Over this period, without the public paying much attention, governments have abdicated their responsibilities to treat the mentally ill.