Examples of using Abdicate in English and their translations into Spanish
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Even if Yuan makes the Emperor abdicate, he isn't qualified to be President.
The Bhattarak had to abdicate and could only retain his caste family name, Rana-ji.
Queen Tribhuwana had to abdicate because she ruled Majapahit under Rajapatni's auspices, and she was obliged to relinquish her throne to her son.
Queen Tribhuwana had to abdicate, and was obliged to relinquish her throne to her son.
regency of Bavaria in case it becomes necessary to make our King Ludwig II abdicate.
must not abdicate their responsibilities in that regard.
It also offers us a way to find a multilateral approach for settling global affairs rather than abdicate our responsibilities in favour of a self-appointed directorate.
then I fell in love With edward viii and made him abdicate the throne.
Japan made Emperor Gojong abdicate in favor of his son Sunjong.
Innovate or abdicate” is the new paradigm
Suffice it to say that it seems obvious that Governments can no longer abdicate their responsibility of oversight and regulation of the
he must abdicate.
stated that it could not abdicate the task of determining its own jurisdiction,
The international community cannot abdicate from its responsibility for a swift
While it is true that the United Nations must not abdicate its mission of helping to restore peace,
The United Nations should not, however, abdicate its responsibilities to address the disarmament concerns that are central to the structure of international peace
It is true that the United Nations cannot abdicate its mission of helping to restore peace.
Where Governments lack capacity or abdicate their duties, the corporate sphere of influence looms large by default, not due to any principled underpinning.
I should like to stress the self-evident point that no nation can abdicate its right of self-defence
half a century ago, it cannot abdicate its responsibility for ensuring a final settlement of this problem,