Sentence examples for abolish any from inspiring English sources

He also remarked cryptically, "We will not abolish any law".

Oh, and abolish any team with equalities or climate change in the title.

"We have to abolish any form of discrimination against those persons," Ricardo Alarcon, president of Cuba's national assembly, said recently.

State Senator Martin J. Golden, a Brooklyn Republican, said the Senate wanted to abolish any ceiling on the program.

Under the resulting system, the council is empowered to set tax rates, formulate the budget, and organize or abolish any agency of the District's government.

This drew condemnation from Farage's political rivals when it emerged last week, but he has since denied that he meant to abolish any anti-race-discrimination laws.

Political realities make it unlikely that New York State's sole trusteeship will be abolished any time soon.

In this budget the Chancellor also abolished any housing benefit for anyone below the age of 21.

For days I've been unable to rid myself of the mask of George Osborne's face, lips zipped tight with malice, as he abolishes any viable future.

It was wry, acute, humane and memorable: "In this budget," she said, "the chancellor also abolished any housing benefit for anyone below the age of 21.

"My housing [in London] is subsidised by the state … but, in this budget, the chancellor abolished any housing benefit for anyone under the age of 21," she said.