Sentence examples for required to abandon from inspiring English sources

Having accepted responsibility for my actions by proffering my resignation didn't necessarily mean that I was required to abandon midstream important initiatives that this administration holds dear.

Granted the vote but not required to abandon their dress, religion or cuisine, Caribbean and Asian immigrants were constitutionally enabled (if not always encouraged) to enter mainstream British life.

He said his proposals would enable "a substantial number of Greek Cypriots" to return to areas they fled in 1974, while some Turkish Cypriots would be required to abandon homes to make way for them.

If you get used to an Apple Watch; you can't switch to an Android phone without also switching to Android Wear at the same time — increasing both the cost and effort required to abandon ship.

However, as we have discussed in the previous section, there are much more serious reasons of principle which require to abandon the probabilistic interpretation and replace it either with the 'flash ontology', or with the ' mass density ontology' which we have discussed above.

Mr. Walker would like disposal well operators to be required to plug abandoned wells in a wider radius, of a half-mile.

The pressing need to send troops to the front required Wilson to abandon his original intention of raising multiple regiments of infantry and he instead selected the 10 companies closest to readiness, thus creating the 22nd Massachusetts Regiment.

But that approach would have required Americans to abandon their existing employer plans for something new and unfamiliar.

It would reportedly have required Israel to abandon most settlements, keeping only about 5percentt of the West Bank.

ruled last year that both countries had violated international trade rules and required each to abandon its subsidy program.

According to the magazine, which reported the settlement, the farmer, Xu Lindong, left, resisted accepting the award for seven months because it required him to abandon his right to sue the two mental hospitals that had confined him.