Our failure to address this issue equates to abdicating our fundamental responsibility to the next generation of West Indian youth. |
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The federal government should help states do their job, not assist them in abdicating their duty. |
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Once again the government is abdicating its responsibility and laying the blame elsewhere. |
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He cannot envisage himself abdicating his moral responsibility in the matter. |
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The problems arose because people were abdicating responsibility and were not getting the right person to do the job. |
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But the bottom line as far as she is concerned is that builders and developers have been abdicating any responsibility in this area. |
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What is startling about this statement is the degree to which this mayor is simply abdicating responsibility for governing the city. |
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By abdicating its political responsibility the central cabinet seeks the Supreme Court's intervention to resolve the dispute. |
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It may look big and it may seem clever, achingly trendily so, but, in essence, it is tantamount to abdicating responsibility. |
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So do you think the networks are abdicating their responsibility to cover the substance of the campaigns? |
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Now, on the constitutional point you raised there, Larry, on the queen abdicating, well, it's a frequent topic of conversation. |
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The Duke of Windsor, Edward VIII, is famous for abdicating the throne to marry American divorcee Wallis Simpson. |
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There are then, several sophistries involved in abdicating our positions to cultural corruption. |
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It is Council responsibility to do recycling and we're abdicating our responsibility. |
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In many cases, it has become a code word for abdicating the responsibilities of political leadership. |
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It had offered odds of 10-1 on the queen abdicating during the Christmas message. |
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It needs to assert the value to British society of membership of the EU instead of supinely abdicating all responsibility for the issue. |
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In this solo, she adopts the many faces of feminity, from the shy virgin to the abdicating empress. |
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By giving that responsibility over to corporations, the government is abdicating its own responsibilities. |
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Simply because others were also abdicating their responsibilities is not an answer. |
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It is a matter of certainty that the Council will take on its share of responsibility, which it has no intention of abdicating. |
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The government needs to stop punishing farmers and abdicating its responsibility. |
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Versailles has become the prime location for abdicating French sovereignty, bearing in mind that the German Empire was proclaimed there. |
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They say we are abdicating our traditional role as peacekeepers, not fighters. |
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Mr. Speaker, that is another example of the Prime Minister abdicating his responsibilities when it comes to the war. |
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Fisheries and Oceans, the governance end of it, is almost abdicating all responsibilities for looking after the fishery. |
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A policy of shifting decisions to allocation boards sounds like the Minister abdicating his responsibility. |
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The other three parties are completely abdicating their responsibility to Canadian workers. |
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Otherwise, she is abdicating her responsibility as a reporter. |
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And the people themselves can do it, abdicating the virtues and responsibilities of citizenship. |
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In this case, we have a federal government that is abdicating its responsibility as the manager of the employment insurance fund and shoving it down to either the provincial or municipal levels. |
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This does not mean abdicating authority over the workplace, but rather being open to alternative solutions you may not have considered and that may have a positive impact on the mental health of that particular employee. |
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Your Rapporteur warns member States against abdicating from their responsibilities in the field of immigration control to discharge them on private actors operating at seaports. |
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The transformationalist regime in South Africa seemed to be abdicating its historic responsibilities toward the region. |
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However, dropping our European ambitions and going against the course of history would be like abdicating, a form of betrayal, for the success, to date, of European unification cannot be denied. |
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We would be throwing up our hands and abdicating our responsibility as members of Parliament to ensure we have the proper scrutiny of regulations and where there are problems we propose solutions. |
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But the evil spirit can also lead us to disdain this concern while looking to the prevalent antiChristian social models, thus abdicating our call to attract others and falling into a hopeless and empty fatalism. |
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Near the end of his life he followed in Caedwalla's footsteps by abdicating and making a pilgrimage to Rome. |
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Why is the Conservative government abdicating now? |
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We find it more and more that the government is reacting by abdicating to the courts, tribunals and commissions when it should be deciding things here in this place. |
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Honour similarly prevented López from abdicating, though perhaps no alternative, self-respecting Paraguayan leader could have surrendered on the secret pact's terms. |
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But Mr Yglesias is right: America has an elite, or elites, and over the past decade, at least, they have been resolutely abdicating their responsibilities in the public sphere. |
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They're not abdicating their responsibilities. |
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We are abdicating our responsibility when we claim that what we are proposing is good not only for our own people, but for the people we are going to trade with. |
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The Conservatives should understand readily and clearly, if they have the slightest pride in their language, that we are not abdicating the right to learn English, Spanish, Russian or Italian. |
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It would have led to repeated mistakes across management of health services, abdicating responsibility for the correct completion of checklists and targets, while failing to acknowledge human experience. |
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It would not be exercising one's due diligence and would be abdicating in an area where Canadians would expect us to take some measure of work and take some measure of due diligence to ensure that the basic threshold is met. |
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Downsizing, outplacing, abdicating paternalism and cost shifting to employees are not traditional American business practices and senior management is uneasy. |
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Abdicating market share to ankle-biters is a notoriously poor business strategy for an oligarchic industry like publishing. |
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