Therefore, the executive branch will construe section 2262 not to abrogate these Presidential prerogatives.
Now, Ron Paul wants our kids to abrogate their responsibilities as Americans.
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Argentina has proven time and again its willingness to abrogate international contracts.
He said he expects America to abrogate the Anti-Ballistic Missile treaty soon.
But the next president need not, indeed he should not, do so from the disadvantaged position that he will have to abrogate a treaty before he proceeds to deployment.
Yet, a Kremlin spokesman has already served notice that Moscow will feel free to abrogate the START follow-on treaty if it believes that U.S. missile defenses in Europe are a threat to its deterrent.
This is so because legal tender laws allow debtors to effectively abrogate private currency debt contracts at will by offering Federal Reserve notes in lieu of what was specified.
In other words, that we can make a difference to people's lives, if there is a problem we as a parliament should respond to it, we shouldn't abrogate that responsibility to the judiciary.
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They are BOUND by their Oath to support the Constitution, and should they abrogate their Oath by their acts or inaction, are subject to charges of impeachment and censure.
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In the past, the administration has said that if it could not get an agreement with Russia it would abrogate the treaty this month, so as to begin a new round of tests.
ECONOMIST: Rock-solid allies? No. But certainly enemies no longer
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