Sentence examples for To abolishment from inspiring English sources

Gays are here to stay, even in Texas, but there are plenty of things that Texas Republicans plan to do away with entirely — or, to use their preferred word, things they would subject to "abolishment".

"They have seen Wales fall to being the lowest, bar one, of the UK regions in attracting investment, that I dare say is due to abolishment of WDA (Welsh Development Agency). "Extra taxes would drive people away".

Although it was able to suppress core runout, in fact, due to the lack of process capability, 100% non-defective rate could not be achieved, and the current situation is that it has not led to abolishment of all inspections in process.

But the logical leap from reform of religion to abolishment of all belief in deity is a fool's leap.

Inhibition of p62 by RNAi led to abolishment of ER stress responses induced by PAT.

This enhancement is likely due to abolishment of internal quenching mechanisms from the two bimane fluorophores in SdB.

The c.6424+1G>T variation is predicted to lead to an abolishment of the donor splice site located at this position.

[Correction added on 30 June 2014, after first online publication: the abbreviation of Poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase was corrected from PPAR to PARP.] Abolishment of end-to-end chromosomal fusions by 53BP1 deficiency neither rescued nor aggravated TRF2-mediated developmental and molecular skin defects.

The then government's socialist idea that state-owned lands, i.e. natural resources, should be accessible to everybody led to the abolishment of communally managed grazing areas, hence eliminating specific tribal rights over the resources of their homelands (Akhtar 1993).

The phosphorylated TAZ is quite unstable in response to Taxol treatment, leading to the abolishment of TAZ-induced anti-tubulin drug resistance.

However, the OT structure was still insufficient to describe cell spreading due to the abolishment of compressive energy in struts.