Sentence examples for will abdicate from inspiring English sources

The Germans think King George will abdicate during the attack on London".

TOKYO — For the first time in nearly two centuries, an emperor of Japan has said that he will abdicate the throne before he dies.

Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, the oldest reigning Dutch monarch, will abdicate the throne to her son Crown-Prince Willem-Alexander.

They have also raised fears that people will abdicate responsibility for living healthily if they discover they have the genetic markers for conditions including obesity, hypertension and type II diabetes.

After 39 years on the throne, King Juan Carlos of Spain will abdicate in favour of his son Crown Prince Felipe, the king said in a televised address on Monday.

Iñaki Urdangarin's profile has been erased from the royal website.After his own troubles and with his daughter and son-in-law suspected of using their titles to milk millions of euros of taxpayers' money out of corrupt officials, and then failing to pay tax, rumours abound that the king will abdicate.

Hugo Vickers, a royal historian and the author of "The Coronation," states emphatically that "the queen will never abdicate".

"Oh?" Philip replied, "Who says the Queen will never abdicate?" There was no easy answer to that one.

"I will not abdicate my responsibilities as a district judge and turn a blind eye to the constitutional infirmities" of the law, Judge Takasugi wrote.

Web rockers will probably abdicate some of their openness, not to mention their endlessly reiterated concern for fans, once their nascent business models jell.

Reaching the point in his assignment where it might be prudent to point fleetingly towards a rosy future, the writer made the companionable comment that, of course, as we all know, Her Majesty will never abdicate.