abjures

Corin specifically abjures the impulse to "find the form to 'suit' your content, your material."

Writing and Publishing 2010

Corin specifically abjures the impulse to "find the form to 'suit' your content, your material."

October 2009 2009

Although it stresses the importance of setting up incentives properly, it abjures discretionary interference with the plans and actions of market participants.

Cut the Deficits Yves Mersch 2011

Corin specifically abjures the impulse to "find the form to 'suit' your content, your material."

Our Stories 2009

Although he abjures aid from photographs, his bent parallel lines and looming perspectives are akin to peering through a wide-angle lens of his own multifocus design.

Landscape's Grittier Aspects 2010

I think we must expect a generation of suicide bombing unless/until the would be bombers become tired of the idea of martyrdom and/or Islam itself matures to the point where it abjures this kind of violence. john

Tony Blair: The Next Labour Prime Minister? 2010

The vision of downtown regeneration as the appropriate legacy of an unspeakable tragedy was lost, but the faulty process has resulted, largely by subtraction of every socially desirable feature, in the one thing New York's development philosophy absolutely abjures — an enormous, open, parklike public space on exorbitantly expensive land.

Rules of Engagement Ada Louise Huxtable 2010

"We are willing to talk to every person or group which abjures violence."

Kashmir Flights Suspended in Curfew 2010

The vision of downtown regeneration as the appropriate legacy of an unspeakable tragedy was lost, but the faulty process has resulted, largely by subtraction of every socially desirable feature, in the one thing New York's development philosophy absolutely abjures — an enormous, open, parklike public space on exorbitantly expensive land.

Rules of Engagement Ada Louise Huxtable 2010

The vision of downtown regeneration as the appropriate legacy of an unspeakable tragedy was lost, but the faulty process has resulted, largely by subtraction of every socially desirable feature, in the one thing New York's development philosophy absolutely abjures — an enormous, open, parklike public space on exorbitantly expensive land.

Rules of Engagement Ada Louise Huxtable 2010