The phrase "abolish discrimination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts discussing social justice, equality, or legal reforms aimed at eliminating discriminatory practices.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to advocating for policies that aim to abolish discrimination in all its forms."
Alternatives: "eliminate discrimination" or "eradicate discrimination".
And demands to abolish discrimination in Muslim family laws are testing official promises for greater democracy in Morocco, Tunisia and Malaysia.
In addition, our results emphasize the importance of establishing and enforcing patient privacy policies, as well as improving general awareness about HBV transmission, to abolish discrimination against chronically infected individuals.
Nevertheless, we find the comparison instructive as it shows that the exclusive presence of intensity and frequency cues does not abolish discrimination performance but rather is able to grant a minor amount of discrimination ability consistent with the previous results using a quite different task design.
As underlined in the report, negotiations and collective bargaining are vitally important in the fight to abolish discrimination against women, in particular with regard to access to employment, wages, occupational health and safety conditions, career progression, and vocational training.
India's Constitution abolished discrimination on the basis of caste, the social hierarchy that has ordered Indian life for millenniums, and instituted a system of quotas to help those at the bottom rise up.
Efforts are continuing to abolish that discrimination.
Many in Israel strive to abolish that discrimination and progress is being made.
On June 23 , 2003 after months of heated debate, the then-reformist parliament in Iran passed a bill, in favor of signing a UN document that would abolish legal discrimination against women.
In 1960, he was appointed to lead the Christian Life Commission—a predecessor of the E.R.L.C. and, at the 1963 annual meeting, he declared, "We need to abolish racial discrimination in our country and in our churches".
In California, after a long campaign, a majority of the voters chose to abolish positive discrimination last November; but, far from collapsing, the system of group preferences looks more resilient than ever.
be appropriate for MIT to not divest". MIT limits its investments to companies with business in South Africa to US companies which adhere to the Statement of Principles, a set of guidelines which call on US corporations with operations in South Africa to abolish racial discrimination in the workplace, to work for an end to apartheid and to improve the quality of life for their employees.
