abandonment

But the problem is not really the cost of abandonment.

There would be a price to pay for this abandonment.

This led to an abandonment of the field for more than a century.

In 2001 the law on the abandonment of nuclear energy came into power.

In 2001 low oil prices led to the abandonment of the field.

Something had died in her then - she'd seen it as an abandonment.

The house was sold to the city in 1992, after a long period of abandonment.

They are now suffering from abandonment for a second time.

Yet, at current abandonment rates, another 14,000 will be lost.

She bent over the child in an abandonment of love.

He also called for abandonment of the middle-class tax cut.

He asks small children what they think about his father's abandonment of him.

For all its air of abandonment, someone kept the hall clean.

Together, these factors brought about a mass abandonment by members.

Abandonment of a wife or husband may be a ground for divorce.

Thus, the abandonment of the site may have had environmental reasons.

When you were gone, I had only feelings of fear and abandonment.

This 86-year-old woman was at death's door from depression and a sense of abandonment.

He turned his own earlier verse into a nation at the very moment of its abandonment.

There was one car in the lot, but it carried an air of abandonment.

This is, however, has not been used since the abandonment of all traffic on the line in 1995.

After the abandonment, the English felt the area was now open to their claims.

Abandonment means that little or no attempt was made to meet the child's physical needs.

"My own fear is that there will be total abandonment of the public school system," he said.

Gorbachev seems to call for an abandonment of this policy.