| In this difficult distinction of roles and abilities it often happens that the state school wrongly abdicates its inalienable task of pedagogical work in this huge sector of universal culture which is the religious heritage. |
| Kaiser Wilhelm II, Emperor and Commander-in-Chief of the German armed forces, abdicates. |
| Doing so abdicates all control of the trip to the airlines. |
| Most well-educated Indians have moved off reservation land, leaving an ill-educated and poverty-stricken group that too easily abdicates control to the few remaining members who know how to pull the right levers. |
| In February on the same year the empire of the tsars collapses, Nicolas II abdicates on March and is replaced by the government of prince Lvov whom war minister is Kerenski who later on will become Prime Minister. |
| Thus, a reign usually lasts until the monarch dies, unless the monarchy itself is abolished or the monarch abdicates or is deposed. |
