They will not run or abdicate.
States can either establish and operate their own exchanges, or abdicate the responsibility to the federal government.
Every side blames the United States for something — talking to Morsi, abandoning Morsi, being too involved or abdicating.
If Albert, who is unmarried, dies or abdicates without an heir, Princess Caroline would be next in line to succeed to the throne.
In the 26-page ruling, Judge Katzmann said refusing to allow additional time meant that Ms. Currier must choose to either "use her break time to incompletely express breast milk and ignore her bodily functions, or abdicate her decision to express breast milk, resulting in significant pain".
In 1450, Jack Cade raised a rebellion to force Henry to address the economic problems or abdicate his throne.
The time is now to wake up and mobilize collectively or abdicate forever to the status quo.
Part of the problem is that, unlike most states, New York doesn't oversee public defense at the state level, instead deferring responsibility — or "abdicating" it, in Stoughton's view — to individual counties, many of which are poor and underfunded.
Some, however, saw the change as shifting responsibility for treatment to the lay health worker and patient – and noted that this did not absolve the health system from responsibility: '… we can allow community people to help us take responsibility for our patients although it doesn't absolve or abdicate any responsibility that facility staff might have …' (policy maker 2).
Áedán may have been deposed, or have abdicated, following this defeat.
