Sentence examples for abolish back from inspiring English sources
On the agenda is the so-called Working Time Directive (WTD) and the future of the UK's opt-out from the provision in this Directive which limits the working week to 48 hours – which the European Parliament voted to abolish back in December 2008.
Those price controls were abolished back during the Reagan administration.
"My main concern at the moment is that people seemed to have missed the point that we have a national curriculum, although we no longer have a curriculum authority because it was abolished back in 2011, and we have a national curriculum that doesn't apply to all schools, it doesn't apply to Park View academy trust because they are academy schools and they are outside the curriculum.
Keen to oblige, David Cameron has promised to abolish Ofcom and scale back the BBC.
Are there any taxes that you would either cut back or abolish? A. Well, I think -- there's 22 separate city taxes.
If enlargement makes both the CAP and regional aid financially unsustainable, why not seize the opportunity to abolish or drastically scale back both programmes?
Now, because Senate Democrats oppose seven of the president's judicial nominees, the Republicans are prepared to abolish a tradition dating back to 1806, designed to prevent a majority from riding roughshod over a minority.
Murdo Fraser, one of the three candidates and currently the party's deputy leader in Scotland, thinks the Conservative brand is so toxic north of the border that the Scottish party should abolish itself and come back in another guise, only loosely allied to Mr Cameron's outfit.
It would be slightly odd, given the data, if the FPC put pressure on the government to scale back or abolish Help to Buy.
Last week, the current home secretary Theresa May announced that the UKBA would be abolished and absorbed back into the main Home Office.
Farm support programs would be a major target, and most economists agree that those payments should be abolished or pared back significantly.
