Abridging

The school principal was accused of abridging the students' right to assembly.

Abridging the right to free speech is unconstitutional.

The school is abridging the student's right to assemble by canceling the club meetings.

The dress code is abridging our right to express ourselves through clothing.

The new policy is abridging our ability to work efficiently.

Abridging long novels into short movies is a common practice.

The new policy was accused of abridging the workers' rights.

The author is working on abridging the history of the country for young readers.

The publisher is abridging the classic novel to make it more accessible to younger readers.

The media is abridging our access to accurate information by reporting biased news.

The court ruled that the school's dress code was abridging the students' freedom of expression.

The police are abridging our right to peacefully protest by using excessive force.

The speaker was skilled in abridging complex concepts into simple terms.

The company's decision to monitor employees' emails was considered abridging privacy rights.

The new law abridging the freedom of speech has caused outrage among the citizens.

The journalist is abridging the interview transcript to fit the newspaper's column length.

The landlord is abridging our right to privacy by entering the apartment without permission.

The airline was fined for abridging passengers' rights to compensation for delayed flights.

The landlord was sued for abridging the tenant's right to peaceful enjoyment of the property.

The government is accused of abridging the rights of minorities with the new policies.

The store is abridging our right to choose by limiting our selection of products.

The lack of funding is abridging the organization's ability to provide assistance to those in need.

The manager's actions were seen as abridging the workers' right to fair wages.

The composer is abridging the orchestral score to make it suitable for a smaller ensemble.

The landlord was sued for abridging the tenants' right to quiet enjoyment of their property.

The high cost of living is abridging the family's ability to save money.

Abridging his workload helped him manage stress.

The film director is abridging the movie to meet the desired run time.

The editor suggested abridging the author's lengthy description of the setting to keep the story moving.

The editor is abridging the novel to fit the publisher's guidelines.

The playwright is abridging the play to make it suitable for a one-act performance.

The company is abridging its office hours during the summer.

The editor is abridging the novel to fit into a single issue of the magazine.

Abridging the novel made it easier to understand.

The editor suggested abridging the book to make it more appealing to readers.

The company's new policies are abridging the employees' job satisfaction.

The new law is abridging the citizens' right to free speech.

The new technology is abridging the need for manual labor in the manufacturing industry.

The broken air conditioner is abridging the comfort of the hotel guests.

The heavy traffic is abridging the commuters' ability to arrive at work on time.

The long wait times are abridging the patients' access to healthcare services.