Sentence examples similar to abolish services from inspiring English sources

Austerity programs will cut or abolish public services, further decay the infrastructure and curtail social programs whether Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton is president.

The conservatives now in power (PP, partido popular) did not pass a new general health law in spite of having majority in parliament, nor are they fuelling a public debate on the privatisation of health services to abolish the existing services.

In a speech to the loya jirga, or grand council, Mr. Karzai spoke passionately about the need to abolish a service that spies on its own people.

Many reformers wish to abolish civil service law, which is seen as rigid and inappropriate.

"It is a matter of concern that the decision has been made to abolish a service to Welsh speakers entirely.

The Conservative-run county council reversed its proposal to abolish the service last year after criticism from opponents and staff.

The 1957 Defence White Paper (known as the "Sandys Review" after Secretary of State for War Duncan Sandys) announced the government's intention to reduce the army's overseas responsibilities and abolish national service.

The U.S. Postal Service once offered simple banking services to the public, but federal reforms abolished the services in 1966.

If Mitt Romney had his way and abolished these services, where would our nation's heroes turn?

"Before I start using typewriters and burning notes after reading, I'd rather abolish the secret services," tweeted Martina Renner, an opposition member of the parliamentary committee investigating the activities of US and other intelligence agencies in Germany.

Those practices included earlier beard-cutting of men by their own wives for ogling "English" women at Walmart, the forcing of men to do penance for impure thoughts by making them sleep in chicken coops and Mr. Mullet's decision to abolish formal church services as meaningless displays.