The phrase "abolish legislative" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing the elimination of legislative bodies or processes, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "Many activists are calling to abolish legislative practices that they believe are outdated and ineffective."
Alternatives: "eliminate legislative" or "dismantle legislative".
He won't abolish the legislative filibuster, because he sees a way forward where he won't have to.
Last month, I wrote an article that ended with the thought that McConnell might just -- in retaliation for Harry Reid "going nuclear" by getting rid of filibusters on presidential appointments -- abolish the legislative filibuster altogether.
Some Argentines think that she will seek to abolish term limits after the legislative election.
"Because this has raised such a debate, it means that people are increasingly aware that their sexual rights and freedoms are being encroached upon," said Ms. Li, who this March unsuccessfully lobbied legislative advisers to abolish the law.
But, in its response to the MPs' report, the Department for Transport goes further in looking at changing the system, saying it is "considering the legislative options to abolish the minimum rates for parking penalty charges".
Mobutu was strongly in favour of centralisation and one of his first acts, in 1965, were to reunify provinces and abolish much of their independent legislative capacity.
It can now be concluded that only legislative intervention could abolish this form of murder, and, although the Law Commission proposed a change in the law, none has yet been enacted.
Efforts to abolish the law failed in the past two legislative sessions.
"It is time to take back our legislative power from the EPA and abolish it permanently".
"We are going to abolish the kafala system and it will move to the legislative institutions," said Colonel Abdullah Saqr al-Mohannadi, human rights director of the Qatari interior ministry.
