Abridgments example sentences

"Abridgments" Example Sentences

1. He was not a man to permit any abridgments of his freedom.
2. He was determined to make no abridgments of his rights.
3. The new law allowed for no abridgments of personal liberty.
4. The court refused to accept any abridgments of civil liberties.
5. The government had no intention of making any abridgments of power.
6. He was not willing to accept any abridgments of his rights.
7. There was no room for any abridgments of individual freedom.
8. The new regulations contained no abridgments of basic rights.
9. The authorities had no intention of allowing any abridgments of authority.
10. He refused to accept any abridgments of his personal freedom.
11. The new regulations contained no abridgments of citizens' rights.
12. There was no possibility of any abridgments of civil liberties.
13. The court refused to allow any abridgments of individual rights.
14. He was unwilling to make any abridgments of his power.
15. The government had no intention of allowing any abridgments of authority.
16. The new law made no abridgments of personal freedom.
17. He refused to make any abridgments of his rights.
18. The court refused to accept any abridgments of civil liberties.
19. There was no room for any abridgments of citizens' rights.
20. He was determined to make no abridgments of his power.
21. The authorities had no intention of permitting any abridgments of authority.
22. He was unwilling to accept any abridgments of his personal freedom.
23. The new regulations contained no abridgments of basic liberties.
24. The government had no intention of allowing any abridgments of individual rights.
25. He refused to make any abridgments of his freedom.
26. The court refused to permit any abridgments of civil liberties.
27. There was no possibility of any abridgments of citizens' rights.
28. He was determined to make no abridgments of his authority.
29. The authorities had no intention of making any abridgments of power.
30. He was not willing to accept any abridgments of his personal freedom.
31. The new law made no abridgments of basic liberties.
32. The government had no intention of permitting any abridgments of individual rights.
33. He refused to accept any abridgments of his rights.
34. The court refused to allow any abridgments of civil liberties.
35. There was no room for any abridgments of basic rights.
36. He was unwilling to make any abridgments of his authority.
37. The authorities had no intention of allowing any abridgments of power.
38. He was not a man to permit any abridgments of his rights.
39. The new regulations contained no abridgments of personal freedom.
40. There was no possibility of any abridgments of individual liberty.