The phrase "abolish it over" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We need to abolish it over time to ensure a smooth transition."
Alternatives: "eliminate it completely" or "put an end to it."
But the debate over whether to abolish it is intensifying, and the outcome will play a decisive role in determining whether Turkey joins the European Union.
But at the same time the songwriter was motivated by the controversy over capital punishment in his native Illinois, which put a moratorium on the death penalty in 2000 and eventually abolished it in 2011 over concerns about wrongly condemned men.
New Jersey became the first state in over 40 years to abolish its death penalty in 2007.
The UK Film Council, one of the few arts quangos with commercial nous, has also been abolished, its remit taken over by the British Film Institute, which is far from guaranteed to have the acumen for funding films.
One of the most important changes would be to abolish the over-representation of small states but neither the PT nor its backwoods allies are likely to favour that.Ms Rousseff promised incentives for doctors to move to poor areas and vowed to expand a programme that cancels the tax debts of hospitals that attend to more patients.
His promise to abolish the over-strong presidency in 100 days appeals to those who fear decades of dynastic rule by the Rajapaksas.
The WFTC abolishes the over 100% marginal tax rates still faced by employees when this government came to office, and the numbers facing marginal withdrawal rates over 70% will be cut by half a million - from 715,000 to around 230,000.
"Acknowledging these laws were wrong and legislating to abolish the left-over convictions will start to heal the harm these discriminatory laws have caused," she said.
"NAB was the first and remains the only bank to abolish over-limit fees on credit cards," he said in a statement.
