Examples of using Abdicated in English and their translations into Arabic
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the former appearing to have abdicated the bulk of its role to the latter.
German morale collapsed, the German Kaiser William II abdicated on 9 November, and on 11 November the war ended with the signing of the Armistice between Germany and the Allies.
Muhammad Jamalul Alam II 10 May 1906 11 September 1924 29 Ahmad Tajuddin 11 September 1924 4 June 1950 30 Omar Ali Saifuddien III 4 June 1950 4 October 1967 Abdicated; died on 7 September 1986.
Management Service under the auspices of CEB, it had not, at the same time, abdicated its responsibility in this area.
After local pressure, Hussein abdicated on 4 October 1924, leaving Jeddah for Aqaba on 14 October. Ali took the throne and also abdicated on 19 December 1925,
The federal government has completely abdicated!
I abdicated my duties and my responsibilities for my own personal wants and needs!
On 6 October 2004 King Norodom Sihanouk abdicated.
Yesterday, the Qing Emperor abdicated ending two millennia of monarchy.
Yes. and it appears Raymond has abdicated his throne.
At the 60th year of the reign, he abdicated- a unique case.
By those acts, they had abdicated their membership.
The federal government abdicated most responsibility.
The board of the Commission has reportedly completely abdicated from this responsibility.
By shifting the Congolese case to SADC, OAU abdicated its role.
The city had been held by the Pope with support from the French, but after Napoleon III was defeated and abdicated, French support to hold Rome evaporated.
Mr. Owade(Kenya), supported by Mrs. Oubida(Burkina Faso), said that, in issuing document A/C.3/58/L.84, the Secretariat had abdicated its responsibilities.
The State has abdicated its role of defending the judgment, relegating defence of human rights of the LGBT persons to civil society.
Similarly a report by a women ' s panel sponsored by Citizen ' s Initiative observes that" the State… abdicated its responsibilities to protect all its citizens.
He was succeeded by his son Ferdinand I, the uncle of Franz Joseph, who abdicated in the 1848 revolution in favor of his nephew.