Sentence examples for through abdication from inspiring English sources

Other times, brands can triumph through abdication, allowing their athletes to wear a different line in order to win.

His most widely remembered achievement, if he still has one, was to drive through the abdication of Edward VIII in 1936.

That straightens itself into formal, if slightly melodramatic language, as Elizabeth marries into the Royal Family and counsels and sympathises with them through the abdication crisis.

I inherited through an abdication, so I shall have to find another writer, as it is not passed on by blood but by letters".

To me, he was a sad, tortured figure from a dysfunctional family who had greatness thrust upon him through the abdication of his elder brother.

Through the abdications of Bayonne, the Spanish king Ferdinand VII was deposed and imprisoned and the Frenchman Joseph Bonaparte was appointed King of Spain by the French victors.

Sa'ad abdicated and Sabah took over, but by the time the abdication came through Kuwait's parliament had already voted Sa'ad out of office.

She was credited with sustaining the monarchy through numerous crises, including the abdication of Edward VIII and the death of Princess Diana.

one is left wonering whether nullifyingOfcom in traditional tory abdication of responsibility through deregulation will be added to conservatives splitting up the bbc in a the quid pro quoexisting between the Murdochs and David Cameron as a reward for tory bias in it's tv and printed media,lately they seemed to have suceeded inplacing at least a couple of moles in the beeb too!

These actions – mostly an abdication of responsibility through referral – may also be seen as examples of 'coping mechanisms' midwives use to withstand the conflicts they experience between their religious beliefs and professional obligations.

But looking at the world and one's organization through rose-tinted glasses is an abdication of responsibility.