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Abdicate in sentence

15 examples of Abdicate in a sentence

But we have to own up to our moral responsibility to judgment, and use algorithms within that framework, not as a means to abdicate and outsource our responsibilities to one another as human to human.
The first election was held in 2008, two years after a “people's movement" forced King Gyanendra to abdicate.
If Saddam is ready to abdicate to preserve his life, he should get that much security, no more.
They should not abdicate these qualities when they are needed most.
As long as Greece’s finances are propped up by international creditors, the country’s policymakers will be able to abdicate their responsibility to manage the provision of public goods like education, health care, national security, and infrastructure.
As a result, factional strife is unlikely to panic the rulers and is even less likely to persuade them that the king must abdicate to save the country.
Unless the US can get its fiscal house in order, it will be forced to abdicate leadership on a wide range of critical global issues.
By the following March, however, Czar Nicolas II was forced to abdicate.
And Trump’s isolationist, “America first” agenda implies that the US will abdicate its leadership role in the world, and possibly abandon its security guarantee for Europe.
If they are responsible for all aspects of the company, then they cannot abdicate responsibility with a “Because I’m worth it” attitude when news of their large pay packages becomes public.
But once we abdicate our powers of reason in this way, we may as well believe anything at all.
In 1917, Russian Emperor Nicholas II had to abdicate in the wake of mass street protests, clearing the way for the Bolshevik Revolution.
No state can abdicate the responsibility to protect its own people from crimes against humanity, let alone justify perpetrating such crimes itself.
But this is to abdicate responsibility, and to choose the easy road under cover of their discipline’s neutrality.
Japan’s Global Emperor Exits the StagePHILADELPHIA – Japan’s Emperor Akihito will abdicate on April 30, having sat on the Chrysanthemum Throne since 1989.