abdicate
 transitive verb
 rexeitar
EN The liberal attack on Channel One is from the perspective of consumers versus advertisers and big business, arguing that corporate advertisers should not be able to buy access to children's minds in school and that public schools should not abdicate control of class time to commercial interests.
GL Os liberais, pola súa banda, formulan as mesmas críticas cós consumidores contrarios ós anunciadores e ás grandes empresas: opóñense a que estes últimos poidan compra-la posibilidade de ter "acceso" ós seus fillos dentro da escola e rexeitan a venda do tempo escolar a intereses comerciais.
 Fonte: C09 (904)
renunciar
EN The Nonaligned Movement has repeatedly said that the United Nations cannot be forced to abdicate its role in peacekeeping.
GL O Movemento de Países Non Aliñados teno declarado en diversas oportunidades: "as Nacións Unidas non poden renunciar á súa autoridade en materia de mantemento da paz".
Fonte: C12 (1492)
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