| He'll want to abrogate the alliance and negotiate a peace with the Dominion. | |
| I have come to breathe new life into this community, to aid those who seek betterment, to abrogate those who would hold us back. | |
| I'll not stand idly by while you abrogate my plans. | |
| My client being a person of interest in your case does not abrogate his right to pursue custody of the child. | |
| Nevertheless, you are going to have to abrogate and egress from the premises. | |
| He'll want to abrogate the alliance and negotiate a peace with the Dominion. | |
| I have come to breathe new life into this community, to aid those who seek betterment, to abrogate those who would hold us back. | |
| I'll not stand idly by while you abrogate my plans. | |
| My client being a person of interest in your case does not abrogate his right to pursue custody of the child. | |
| Nevertheless, you are going to have to abrogate and egress from the premises. | |
| - What the hell is abrogated? | |
| Also, we'll talk to some relief workers who say the international community - has abrogated its duty to protect... | |
| Counselor, common-law marriages were abrogated in New York in '31. | |
| I'd like to see your face when you tell me why your code still hasn't been abrogated. | |
| In 1971, Nixon removed the US from the $35/ounce gold standard and abrogated the Bretton Woods treaty that had governed the post-war economic alliance. | |
| And I find you guilty, Counselor guilty of betraying your fellow man guilty of betraying your country guilty of abrogating your oath guilty ofjudging me and selling me out! | |
| But the fact remains the police seized the fetus without asking my client whether she wanted to bury it, abrogating her constitutional right to practice her religion. | |
| The aim was to prevent the nobles from abrogating power to themselves | |
| Therefore abrogating the public figure defense and rendering it to wit, actionable. | |
| You are abrogating my constitutional rights, sir. | |
| - What the hell is abrogated? | |
| Also, we'll talk to some relief workers who say the international community - has abrogated its duty to protect... | |
| Counselor, common-law marriages were abrogated in New York in '31. | |
| I'd like to see your face when you tell me why your code still hasn't been abrogated. | |
| In 1971, Nixon removed the US from the $35/ounce gold standard and abrogated the Bretton Woods treaty that had governed the post-war economic alliance. | |
| And I find you guilty, Counselor guilty of betraying your fellow man guilty of betraying your country guilty of abrogating your oath guilty ofjudging me and selling me out! | |
| But the fact remains the police seized the fetus without asking my client whether she wanted to bury it, abrogating her constitutional right to practice her religion. | |
| The aim was to prevent the nobles from abrogating power to themselves | |
| Therefore abrogating the public figure defense and rendering it to wit, actionable. | |
| You are abrogating my constitutional rights, sir. | |
