| Meanwhile, UNCTAD has chosen an approach of self-abnegation with respect to impact. |
| This homage also goes to the team that worked under him, at his pace with self-abnegation and confidence. |
| I admire her fierceness, her conviction, her self-abnegation and, yes, her contempt. |
| Heroic self-abnegation was, as it has been for two millennia, one of the few. |
| Basically, after years of self-abnegation, Britain now has an old fashioned tax-and-spend government. |
| Democracy proved that it had not only the greater numbers, but also the courage, the self-abnegation and the endurance. |
