abstention - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of abstention in Hindi

• बचाव
• मतदान न करना
• तटस्थ रहना
• भाग न लेना
• अलग रहना
• परिहार
• उपवास

abstention Definition

• an instance of declining to vote for or against a proposal or motion. ( किसी प्रस्ताव या प्रस्ताव के खिलाफ या उसके खिलाफ मतदान करने की गिरावट का उदाहरण। )
• the fact or practice of restraining oneself from indulging in something; abstinence. ( किसी चीज़ में लिप्त होने से स्वयं को रोकने का तथ्य या अभ्यास; परहेज़। )

abstention Example

• They started by studying men and women at all levels of drinking from abstention to those in detox for full-blown alcohol problems. ( उन्होंने शराब पीने से लेकर शराब पीने तक सभी स्तरों पर पुरुषों और महिलाओं के अध्ययन की शुरुआत पूर्ण शराब की समस्या के लिए की। )
• Fasting or abstention from sex is a cakewalk compared to it. ( सेक्स से उपवास या परहेज इसकी तुलना में एक केकवॉक है। )
• alcohol consumption versus abstention ( शराब का सेवन बनाम बचाव)

More Sentence

• Existing treatments for alcoholism tend to concentrate either on abstention - sometimes aided by drugs - or the use of aversion therapy, such as drugs that make you ill if you drink.
• The disquieting voices of the few people who doubted that complete abstention was achievable for most problematic consumers were drowned out in a sea of treatment optimism.
• But again, this would only be true if Crusoe's saving - i.e. his abstention from possible present consumption - had been channeled into investment in such tools.
• There were seven abstentions and just four voted in favour of the plan.
• Voters in the cities, like Harare and Bulawayo, voted No by three to one, whilst in the rural heartlands that were expected to vote Yes there were widespread abstentions .
• Four of those six abstentions were members of the Latino Caucus, including its chairman, Marco Antonio Firebaugh.
• The senate vote recorded 25 in favour 16 opposed and 10 abstentions .
• Following several hours of debates, a council vote to accept the plan was passed by 29 in favour with four votes against and 20 abstentions .
• The rebellion, small on the scale of recent backbench protests and partly because of Labour reluctance to back a Liberal Democrat motion, masked considerable Labour abstentions .
• They could not make up their minds, so they voted eight abstentions .
• The growing tide of abstentions and protest votes for the extreme right and the extreme left are other signs of disarray and dismay.
• Therefore, of 300 total seats, only 75 votes or abstentions would be required to block constitutional reform.
• Indeed, this pattern of fierce and prolonged debate, followed by a vote with a large number of abstentions , was a remarkable feature of debates in the ISG.
• There were two abstentions and one invalid vote.
• The resolution was backed by 22 of the 35 members of the IAEA's governing board, with 12 abstentions and one vote against.
• The amendment was approved with 65 votes for, 13 votes against and 22 abstentions .
• He was integral in influencing Sinn Fein's decision to drop Dail abstentionism in 1986 and argued strongly that democratic politics would strengthen the republican cause.
• A show of hands resulted in 11 people voting to bring back the bells, with one vote against and six abstentions .
• This time the vote was 120 to 98, with six abstentions .
• With 175,000 votes, the party has edged ahead of the SDLP and secured four Westminster seats, despite its unchanged policy of abstentionism .
• A motion passed overwhelmingly with no votes against and two abstentions was proposed jointly by Labour and the Conservatives.
• So, elections will almost certainly be held - amidst continuing and probably escalating violence and amidst a high rate of abstentionism , especially in Sunni areas.
• Since the vote was held in secret, it is impossible to say from which part of the government camp the 51 ‘no’ votes and abstentions came.
• According to Stankushev the ratio between the number of votes and abstentions showed the ratio between fear and conscience.
• The lopsided vote for Libya, including all those cowardly European abstentions , speaks volumes about the UN's character.
• Frustration at the narrow-minded ‘electoralism’ of the British political parties has produced a new form of militant abstentionism in the 2001 campaign which we haven't seen before.
• The US will therefore be able to find a majority of positive votes with a few abstentions .