Sentence examples for abolish section from inspiring English sources

During the interview Mr Smith, who is gay, said the government should take steps to legalise same-sex partnerships as well as abolish section 28.

South of the border, the Lords blocked attempts by the House of Commons to abolish Section 28, and will almost certainly do the same to efforts to stop English and Welsh foxhunts.

His comments come amid controversy over the Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's plans to abolish section 487 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act, which campaigners say would put natural sites such as the Great Barrier Reef under threat.

Abolishing section 28 isn't just about tolerance and dignity.

Decriminalizing homosexuality and abolishing section 377 is a huge thumb up for humanity and equal rights!

The presumption was abolished by Section 47 of the Criminal Justice Act of 1925, but in its place the defence of marital coercion was established.

The afferent and efferent limbs of this reflex are represented by gastric mechanosensitive afferent fibres projecting on the coeliac plexus and by ganglionic neurons innervating the duodenum, respectively since the reflex is abolished after section of the nerve trunks connecting the coeliac plexus to the viscera [1].

Jenkins be controlling half the show (don't worry, Today regulars, he won't replace the weather with the early morning share prices, or abolish the sport section).

Importantly, these effects were abolished after sectioning both vagal nerves.

For both antibodies, the immunostaining was completely abolished in sections treated with primary antibodies at working dilution and preadsorbed with the blocking peptide (see Ferreiro-Galve et al. 2012b).

"Now New Labour and its liberal elite are trying to force feed our nation's school children with their politically correct nonsense by seeking to abolish important safeguards like Section 28.