Abrogating in a sentence

On China opposing the G20 meeting in Kashmir, Mufti said that it was a consequence of abrogating Article 370 of the Constitution.

They said by abrogating Article 370, terrorism would be eradicated.

Thirdly, the exercise of presidential power to issue a constitutional order abrogating Article 370 was validated, providing a constitutional imprimatur to the transformative step taken by the Union.

Abrogating an election is not even perceived as a speed-bump.

Clause (3) of the Article 1 of State Constitution empowers the President to make an order abrogating or amending Article 370, but requires the recommendations of the State Constituent Assembly.

It has breached the nuclear deal without abrogating the agreement that was also signed by China, France, Russia, Britain, Germany and the European Union.

Mugabe stood accused of serious misconduct and abrogating his constitutional mandate to his wife who was making utterances on business of Government and accessing classified information without constitutional authority.

We just need to create stiffer laws against these foreigners so that they fear from abrogating them because of its dire consequences.

BJP leader LK Advani said abrogating Article 370 was a ‘bold step’.

From that standpoint, how could the president fail to vigorously investigate all these matters without abrogating his constitutional duty to see that our laws are faithfully executed?

He also accuses the commission of abrogating the electoral code of conduct.

MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa of abrogating on his duties and resorting to violence in the face of demands by people that he fulfils his constitutional mandate.

The same thing could be got by abrogating those useless articles.

But the Agricultural Bank of Namibia must help them in this regard, as opposed to abrogating itself the function of a cash cow.

Chinese pay per view TV, StarTimes, dragged the then NDC government to the International Court for abrogating a contract it had secured to procure and install Ghana’s Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) infrastructure.

The laws were issued on December 6 in a approved by the pope on November 25. It will go into effect, abrogating the previous legislation, on June 7 2019.

This bears the hallmarks of John Bolton, who took over as White House National Security Adviser in March and who’s long advocated abrogating the INF.

Jayewardene also eliminated a major Tamil grievance by abrogating the "standardization" policy of the United Front government, which had made university admission criteria for Tamils more difficult.