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Congress would be abdicating its responsibility if it gave the Treasury secretary a blank cheque.

There is no question of the queen abdicating . She will carry on as normal.

It is as if the party is abdicating its role in organizing dissent.

In this scenario, the developer is abdicating much of the responsibility for the design and for code quality.

The United States had accused its close anti-terror ally of abdicating authority to the Taliban.

It is merely claimed that this is pride abdicating to save itself.

The process of abdicating the office let me know that person is too goodness who will lost sometimes.

She accused the Pakistani government of abdicating its responsibility in the Swat Valley region by conceding to demands from the Taliban.

Be authoritative but not authoritarian; collaborate without abdicating expertise, but recognize the inherent limitations in the process.

The complex issue here is for the principal to empower teachers through team leadership without abdicating the principal's authority.

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Gradually, we are abdicating the responsibility to exercise the rights that we have on our lives.

Whether they believe in The Devil or God, they are abdicating reason, " said Peter Gilmore. "

It also puts the library at risk of abdicating its role as the organizer and provider of information for its clientele.

He accused the government of abdicating its responsibility for the economy.

If you aren't delegating responsibility you are abdicating it, and with abdication follows a loss of control by managers.

They're abdicating responsibility for their own citizens.

And Beijing is abdicating its responsibility to rein in the rabid North Korean regime that is its client.