Sentence examples for would abandonment from inspiring English sources

How much would abandonment undo the good will the league has established through its philanthropy wing, N.B.A. Cares, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity, and by bringing All-Star Weekend here?

Despite widespread expectations that he would favor abandonment of nuclear arms control negotiations with the Soviets, Mr. Reagan in fact supported continued talks, although under revised terms.

Themes would include abandonment, loss of a son, the murder of her one true love and perseverance through years of difficulty.

Whitehall should help build a big society, which would herald abandonment of the "top-down, top-heavy, controlling" approach of Labour.

The Soviets want political & economic reform in the bloc but they cannot bring themselves to acknowledge that the only effective reforms would involve abandonment of the Soviet model of development & a change in the security situation in Europe as a whole.

There is also a fear that low-performing schools would see abandonment by students if another public school option with a higher ranking were available.

Some argue that state or municipal leash laws might preclude such programs, or that sterilization and release of dogs would constitute abandonment, the last being an argument once made against such programs for community cats.

Abandonment of all business ties to the country would mean abandoning some of the poorest people in Africa.

Freedom is really just abandonment.

They talked about abandonment.

Abandonment as a strategy.