abridge造句

I abridge, I stop, I have too much the advantage;

He decided to abridge his stay here after he received a letter from home.

It is found that it is necessary to abridge the text.

Article 33 a book publisher may alter or abridge a work with the permission of the copyright owner.

Liberty involves what governments do or, more accurately, what they are forbidden to do to their citizens — they are forbidden to abridge individual freedoms.

Methods: We select a growing factor to take the place of calf serum and effectiveness antibiotics to abridge further detection in solid culturemadium.

If any man may lawfully take bread or wine, either sitting or kneeling in his own house, the law ought not to abridge him of the same liberty in his religious worship;

The reason is that Congress has in fact passed a number of laws that abridge the freedom of certain groups to say certain things, in certain ways and at certain times about—wait for it—politicians.