Some rituals have been abolished because of safety concerns or underage drinking.
The county system was further weakened by the legislature in 1999 when 6 of the 13 county governments were abolished because of debts or mismanagement of funds.
Female students reject the bra.... Women's and men's Wellington boots are standardized, toilets on trains are abolished because of environmental concerns.
In June, an independent report commissioned by the county executive recommended that the department be abolished because of poor management, lax training, nepotism and questionable practices.
Scale models were a mandatory component of an inventor's patent application from 1790, when the patent office was established, until 1880, when the requirement was abolished because of space constraints.
Although Schöffen are considered an important part of the German legal system, many professional jurists, including lawyers as well as judges, tend to believe that their influence is continuing to wane and that they may eventually be abolished because of their alleged tendency to project personal rather than legalistic opinions.
This observation was in accordance to experimental site-directed mutagenesis studies [22], where the enzymatic activity was abolished because of the mutation of one or more of these residues.
In the case of T199E, the affinity is greatly improved (Kd = 20 fM) and the activity is abolished because of the displacement of Zn II -bound hydroxide.
Siramesine or Lu 28 179 (1′-[4-[1- 4-fluorphenyl -1H-indol-3-yl]-1-butyl]-spiro[isobenzofuran-1 3H),4′-piperidine]) is a sigma-2 receptor agonist that was initially developed as a potential drug for depression and anxiety, but clinical trials were abolished because of the lack of efficacy in humans.
Tells how the Board of Estimate may be abolished because it is in violation of the Constitution's one-man, one-vote provision.
