Sentence examples for abolish as from inspiring English sources
They also agreed to "abolish, as between members, all barriers to the free movement of persons, services and capital".
Hodgman said there will be "no business as usual approach" citing the forestry agreement, which the Liberals promise to abolish, as a clear priority.
After all, America is a free country, or at least this is why Barr says he is running for President: to abolish as many laws as society can bear to lose, to cut away the sinews of federal power, to "get the government out of it".
When asked to name the three federal government departments he would work to abolish as president, Perry infamously could only name two of them.
The shadow education secretary, Tristram Hunt, is poised to announce that Labour would put on hold all A-level reforms due to be introduced next year and scrap the central plan to abolish AS-levels.
All feudal class privileges were abolished as well.
The liberum veto was abolished, as was discrimination on religious grounds.
If the question cannot be adequately answered, those agencies ought to be abolished, as well.
The minimum turnout rule was abolished, as was the option to vote against all candidates.
Lord Mandelson promises the 50p rate will be abolished as soon as possible, and Alistair Darling makes the bonus tax a one-off, temporary measure.
The marginal rate needs to be abolished as soon as possible, but at the very least the marginal rate activity baseline must be changed now from 2008-09 to 2013-14 levels to reflect the reality of increased demand.
