Sentence examples for to be abridged from inspiring English sources

Parliament passed a law that allows that right to be abridged, provided certain things are satisfied.

"As information is handed down the line from supercomputer to user, it has plenty of opportunities to be abridged or garbled".

But parliament was so cautious in allowing that right to be abridged that parliament said, "Before you can do that you must go to a judge of the Supreme Court, present your case, and get the judge to authorize it".

With their zero-tolerance policy, American bishops seemed to conclude that the scandal of child sexual abuse by priests -- and of bishops' failure to monitor and prevent those crimes -- had reached such proportions that the rights of priests needed to be abridged.

There is a warning here for America and the Western world in general against allowing, for reasons of national interest or social expediency, the rule of law to be abridged or set aside or any group to be denied full respect on grounds of sex, race or political status.

However, there is a persistent divide between theorist and activist approaches to Environmental Justice that needs to be abridged.

The most common reason for missing pills, simply forgetting to take them, could be abridged through different intervention strategies for reminding patients to take their HIV medication such as electronic or telephone-based alarms and home visits [39], [40].

Reading "All We Know," one feels convinced that "gay culture" should simply be abridged to "culture".

For one thing, the menu will be abridged to about a third of the size of the 150-dish Las Vegas original.

What happened to the "Right to peaceable assemble shall...NEVER be abridged"?

What happened to the "Right to peaceably assemble shall...NEVER be abridged"?