Sentence examples for that has abrogated from inspiring English sources

It's the city that has abrogated its responsibility when it came time to negotiate...

It cannot be ruled out that the observed changes could be a parallel issue as for example growth inhibition, induced by sodium butyrate, has been described in a cell line that has abrogated Rb function (Rashid et al, 2001).

When she discusses the role of labor unions, she argues that in their attempt to improve conditions for all workers, unions are fulfilling a vital function that society has abrogated.

"It comes as no great surprise that Russia has abrogated its commitments under the secret Gore-Chernomyrdin deal," Senator Sam Brownback, Republican of Kansas and a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, said in a statement today.

"I fear that the E.P.A. has abrogated its responsibility to protect the public health by proclaiming Lower Manhattan safe without comprehensive data to support their conclusion," Mr. Nadler said.

Scott charges that the Forest Service has abrogated its responsibility to maintain the road for public use.

I join others that submit the Board has abrogated its responsibilities to set national policy and failed in leadership by passing the buck to this larger council.

More important, Xi has abrogated the well-understood "deal" of the last four decades, that rulers can retire and be immune from future prosecution.

As Trump has abrogated one international accord after another, observers worldwide have struggled to find some rationale for decisions that seem questionable on their merits and have frayed relations with long-standing allies.

"The United States government has abrogated its responsibility to properly deal with the blood-guilty.

It has abrogated its founding traditions.