Examples of using Abdicate in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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MVC model abdicate for MOVE.
Emperor Akihito has said he will abdicate.
Akihito, 85, will abdicate at the end of April.
Should His Majesty continue to ignore the advice of his government,he must abdicate.
While he did not use the word“abdicate”, he strongly indicated that he wishes to hand over his duties.
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Japanese opinion polls show 80 to 90 percent public support changing the law so thatthe emperor can abdicate.
He would abdicate the throne when a decree said he could not marry Simpson(also a divorcee) while being King.
A revolution in 1932 ended the absolute monarchy andraised the possibility that King Prajadhipok might abdicate.
In December 2005,King Jigme Singye Wangchuck announced that he would abdicate the throne in his son's favour in 2008.
A coup d'état in 1932 ended the absolute monarchy andraised the possibility that King Prajadhipok might abdicate.
King Carol would abdicate in September 1940, leaving the country in the control of fascist Prime Minister Ion Antonescu and the Iron Guard.
Speaking of the Queen's retirement, according to the people who are close to the Queen,Elizabeth II will never abdicate.
He foresees a Russia that will abdicate its historic role in the world and have no say-so in shaping global policy.
Baldwin then presented Edward with three choices: give up the idea of marriage;marry against his ministers' wishes; or abdicate.
Queen Tribhuwana had to abdicate because she ruled Majapahit under Rajapatni's auspices, and she was obliged to relinquish her throne to her son.
She had a responsibility to them, a duty of love from which she would never abdicate, no matter what the cost to herself.
Weeks after the end of the Norwegian Campaign the Germans pressured the presidency of the Norwegianparliament to issue a request that Haakon VII abdicate.
The United States must resolve its current debt crisis and set its priorities, of course,but it cannot abdicate its role on the international stage as the leading figure in the fight for democracy.
We abdicate'the self' by continuing to show up in the world in accordance with the expectations of others which is reinforced by their projections and our reflexive need to defend ourselves in response to those projections.
After the end of the war, the Prince spoke before the Privy Council,urging that Hirohito abdicate to take responsibility for the war.[10].
As Dr. Hesemann himself points out in a manuscript(written in May of 2016) which he kindly shared with me, it was only one day later that the November Revolution broke out in Germany with the consequence that theGerman Emperor Wilhelm II had to abdicate.
After a while, his troops gained the impression that Maurice no longer mastered the situation, proclaimed Phocas their leader,and demanded that Maurice abdicate and proclaim as successor either his son Theodosius or General Germanus.
If Malaysia's 15th king can abdicate to protect his monarchy over a personal matter, should Cambodia's monarch continue to reign in silence over an authoritarian state that was created in contravention of a multilateral agreement, the 1991 Paris Peace Accords?
But if Trump governs as he promised he would during the campaign,the land of the free will abdicate its role as leader of the free world.
Little wonder that, in Journey to the West, when Monkey King tries toargue that the Great Jade Emperor should abdicate his heavenly throne and hand the seat over to himself, a monkey who at this point is not even 400 years old yet, he gets crushed under a mountain for half a millennium.
In October 1795,Qianlong officially announced that in the spring of the following year he would voluntarily abdicate his throne and pass the crown to his son.
I encourage all of us to work together to push back on this unacceptable behavior,to ensure we do not cede space or abdicate our rights," Esper said.
To realize true gender equality in both the private and public spheres, our results suggest that womenmay need to at least partially abdicate their role of ultimate household deciders, and men must agree to share such decision making.