Examples of using Abdicated in English and their translations into Chinese
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The time for negotiations has come and Puyi, the last Chinese emperor at the age of 6 years, abdicated in 1912.
German military and civilian morale thereupon collapsed, and amid widespread political unrest the German kaiser William II abdicated on November 9.
In April Marshal Marmont took his troops over to the Allies and Napoleon abdicated, bringing an end to the campaigns of 1814.
And Ignatius, his abdicated predecessor, was yet supported by the public compassion and the obstinacy of his adherents.
On August 4th, 1914, German Social Democracy abdicated politically, and at the same time the Socialist International collapsed.
It is claimed that Abubakari II abdicated his throne and set off to explore these western lands.
When such events arose in his lifetime, Luther“abdicated responsibility, and left the matter for jurists to decide.”.
They faulted, and they abdicated their responsibility,” Levitsky continued.
He abdicated in 2029 and was succeeded by his son, Tar-Atanamir.[2].
His father King Farouk abdicated the throne to him, under the pressure of the revolution, on July 26, 1952.
A former Baltimore reporter and the creator of"The Wire," he says that the police there long ago abdicated any claim to legitimate authority.
Successive French governments, over three decades, abdicated responsibility for engaging in this debate.
In 1936, Edward VIII famously abdicated after he was forced to choose between the monarchy and his relationship with twice-divorced American socialite Wallis Simpson.
The French armies were beaten back and at Fontainebleau Napoleon abdicated(1814).
With his health woes mounting, he abdicated in 2004, allowing the throne to pass to his son, former ballet dancer Norodom Sihamoni.
Since the publication of the estimates from 2011, Abdullah of Saudi Arabia and Bhumibol of Thailand have died and Beatrix of the Netherlands and Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani have abdicated.
If internal rules and the Charter[Article 27(3) on the veto] prevent exercising any future responsibility to protect then should the veto go in such cases or should the responsibility be abdicated?
Even in the case of issues that are routinely discussed, such as the question of Palestine, the Council seems to have abdicated its role to individual countries or informal groupings.
I think that our involvement there is leading to more chaos, I think the Senate has abdicated their duty and their role,” said Paul.
Barr's words:“Congress has in recent years also largely abdicated its core function of legislating on the most pressing issues facing the national government….