Sentence examples for try to abrogate from inspiring English sources
If Governor Bush really did try to abrogate the ABM treaty unilaterally, and cram it down the throats of the Russians and Europeans, I believe it could trigger a Seattle-like, Internet-driven, mass-based, anti-nuclear protest against the U.S. -- identical to the popular movement in Europe today against America's genetically modified foods.
This attitude forever alienated her from Hawaii's haole foreign businessmen who, after her accession, tried to abrogate her authority.
Congress hasn't tried to abrogate states' 11th Amendment immunity from patent infringement claims since Florida Prepaid, probably because they still can't prove the pattern of Constitutional violations the Supreme Court said were necessary to comply with the 14th Amendment.
But which symptoms would we seek to abrogate or relieve?
Without falling into bankruptcy, Citi could not seek to abrogate its deal.
"It goes even beyond the extraordinary limits of the court's previous attempt to abrogate Florida law.
She is suing because she alleges that the school's Office of Career Advancement did not try to find her a job, and that this abrogates the promises the school made when she paid them $70,000 in tuition.
When several giants try to regain the Casket of Ancient Winters, the source of their power which had been seized by Odin, Thor, his hot-headed, arrogant elder son (played by Chris Hemsworth) leads a band of fellow warriors to attack them -- defying his father's will and abrogating the fragile peace.
