Sentence examples for should be abrogated from inspiring English sources
The state had agreed to the high-cost contracts as a means of bringing raging power prices under control, but state officials now say that pervasive evidence of price manipulation means the deals should be abrogated.
Mr Rutelli says that at least 12,000 of them should be abrogated; Mr Berlusconi insists that his government would match such moves.In this section Unfit to write about Italy?
The standards of the evaluation process before approval and reimbursement for devices and procedures need to be strengthened, and economic or regulatory incentives that perpetuate the use of undocumented or harmful procedures should be abrogated.
He reveals what's focally at stake for him in all the issues whirling about: that the constitution of the United States is greater than any court, and should never be abrogated by it.
Some are hard cases, the necessary outcome of any innovative system for distributing authorship: Should the system be abrogated when hard cases arise, such as the need of a young student to receive publication credit if he or she leaves the lab at the M.A. level, rather than staying on for dissertation work?
When I insist upon a sober recognition of the threats to our security, domestic threats included, I do not mean to suggest that the Constitution and its order of rights should in any way be abrogated.
"If the county has a public mission and a public obligation to run these museums, they shouldn't be abrogating their responsibilities by contracting with a non-public entity," said Anthony P. Giustino, president of Civil Service Employees Association Local 830, which represents 10,500 county workers.
It should be mentioned that the pH stability phenotype might be abrogated upon passaging in tissue culture [28].
The defence demanded that the men should be brought to Israel so that the defence's right to cross-examination would not be abrogated.
The resolutions can be abrogated by passing another resolution.
What if two mutually exclusive things make us happy, and one has to be abrogated?
