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1 “The integrity of the statistical process that the Census Bureau is ethically committed to was abrogated in serious ways,” Mr. Abowd said.

2 It allows them to abrogate their own humanity by denying the humanity of people deemed undesirable or a cultural contaminant.

3 “Mr. Loftis has abrogated his responsibility as a state treasurer,” he said.

4 The lawsuit claimed “unrealistic metrics” were adopted to dictate a return to school and that the school district “has abrogated its duty to properly and equitably educate these students.”

5 The choice of Mr. Malley, a longtime diplomat and conflict mediator, instantly resurrected a bitter Washington debate about the 2015 Iran nuclear deal abrogated by President Donald J. Trump and whether to restore it.

6 The next prime minister could abrogate the treaty.

下一任首相可能会废除这个条约。

7 States themselves largely regulated abortion at the time, and the Constitution as written did nothing to abrogate that, he ruled.

8 After abrogating the agreement, Trump imposed scores of new sanctions on other grounds, including Iran’s alleged support for terrorism.

9 Both govements voted to abrogate the agreement.

双方政府投票决定废止该协议.

10 In Nebraska they swing by the hospital and abrogate all responsibility.

在内布拉·斯加是和医院一起摇摆，取消了所有的责任。

11 Where application would abrogate rights guaranteed by Native American treaties.

或者适用将取消土著居民条约上保证的权利.

12 The president heralded the bills as needed to abrogate the slew of voting laws enacted by GOP-led states since the 2020 election, which Democrats insist are a threat to American democracy.

13 We may not always like what we hear but we are always the poorer if we close down dialogue; if we abrogate free speech, and the open exchange of ideas.

14 “To allow Texas’ scheme to stand would provide a road map for other states to abrogate any decision of this court with which they disagree,” said Marc A. Hearron, a lawyer for the providers.

15 Marry Meby Dan Rhodes "Marriage is the only legal contract which abrogates as between the parties all the laws that safeguard the particular relation to which it refers."

16 EXMP : This custom was abrogated years ago.

这一惯例多年前业已废除.

17 Now that Mr. Trump had abrogated that agreement, the Israelis wanted to resume the campaign to try to thwart Iran’s nuclear progress and force it to accept strict constraints on its nuclear program.

18 U.S. metals imports, though, could boost greenhouse gas emissions by increasing shipping from overseas mines to processing facilities, most of which are in Asia, thus abrogating part of the rationale behind building more EVs.

19 Already gone are the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, which George W. Bush abrogated in 2002, and the Conventional Armed Forces in Europe Treaty, from which Mr. Putin “suspended” Russian participation in 2007.

20 Rufoism provides a way for beneficiaries of whiteness to abrogate any responsibility for expanding racial differentials in wealth, property values, employability, educational resources and access, health disparities and voting rights restrictions.

1 撤销

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2 结束

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3 取消

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4 废止

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5 废除

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6 革除

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7 宣告无效

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