Abrogate

The university decided to abrogate the course due to a lack of enrollment.

The tenant tried to abrogate the lease but was unsuccessful.

The doctor had to abrogate the treatment due to the patient's allergic reaction.

The charity organization decided to abrogate the donation due to concerns about the source of funds.

The editor decided to abrogate the article due to its controversial content.

The landlord tried to abrogate the tenant's rights but was held accountable by the court.

The misuse of funds will abrogate the trust of the investors.

The new policy will abrogate the previous one.

He tried to abrogate the company's rules, but the management did not allow it.

The controversial legislation threatens to abrogate the rights of minorities.

The judge's ruling will abrogate the defendant's rights.

The manager's decision to cut the budget will abrogate the quality of the project.

The employee's misbehavior resulted in the company's decision to abrogate his contract.

The new building project will abrogate the natural habitat of several endangered species.

The school's decision to cancel extracurricular activities will abrogate the students' opportunities for personal growth.

The government is trying to abrogate the power of the opposition parties.

The new policy will abrogate the company's long-standing tradition of flexible working hours.

The judge decided to abrogate the contract due to its unenforceable terms.

The athlete had to abrogate their training schedule due to a minor injury.

The government has decided to abrogate the treaty with the neighboring country.

The new CEO intends to abrogate the company's outdated policies.

The university president issued a statement to abrogate the rumors about his resignation.

The government cannot abrogate its responsibility to protect its citizens.

The committee voted to abrogate the decision made in the previous meeting.

The school board decided to abrogate the rule banning cell phones in classrooms.

The coach had to abrogate the player's contract due to a breach of discipline.

The school board voted to abrogate the outdated curriculum.

The new law would abrogate the old regulations.

The country's leaders had to abrogate the law that discriminated against a particular community.

The landlord wanted to abrogate the lease agreement due to non-payment of rent.

The team captain could abrogate any player's decision on the field.

The government threatened to abrogate the treaty with the neighboring country.

The professor had to abrogate the student's admission due to incomplete application documents.

The manager had to abrogate the contract with the supplier due to poor quality.

The court order would abrogate the defendant's rights to privacy.

The CEO decided to abrogate the partnership agreement with the other company.

The CEO had the power to abrogate the decisions made by the board.

The environmentalist group called for the government to abrogate the decision to allow drilling in protected areas.

The landlord tried to abrogate the tenant's right to privacy.

The school principal decided to abrogate the dress code policy after receiving complaints from parents.

The government threatened to abrogate the treaty if the other party did not fulfill its obligations.

The new company policy is expected to abrogate the old ways of doing business.

The court's decision to abrogate the defendant's right to bail caused an uproar.

The company is planning to abrogate the position of the chief financial officer.

The aim of the project is to abrogate poverty in the region.

The environmentalist group is urging the government to abrogate the use of plastic bags.

The CEO's main goal is to abrogate all obstacles that hinder the company's growth.

The aim of the military operation is to abrogate the terrorist group's control in the region.

The authorities need to abrogate the spread of the virus by imposing stricter measures.

The scientist hopes to abrogate the effects of climate change through his research.