Sentence examples for abolish some of from inspiring English sources

Maybe the government really does need to abolish some of its Ofcom's powers.

Newly elected state governments have moved rapidly to abolish some of the long-held privileges of ethnic Malays.

Humm was trained in the high-church tradition of European dining — tableside carving, uniformed waiters, serving from the left — and he was startled when Guidara wanted to abolish some of the more abstruse rituals.

Nonetheless, regulatory cytokines like IL-10 could be produced under Cbl-b regulation, thus, a lack of Cbl-b expression may abolish some of the immunomodulatory effects of UVB.

A settlement announced last month of a lawsuit brought by the New York Civil Liberties Union will reduce both the number of inmates held in isolation and the maximum stay, and will abolish some of the harshest conditions.

Mr Brown may, in later Budgets, restrict or abolish some of the many tax breaks and reliefs, a tactic which is likely to hit the well-off harder than the low-paid.

Although the government has abolished some of the most pointless, new ones keep cropping up.

By abolishing some of the private sector restrictions on the free movement of workers, Bosman has placed increased responsibility on employers to regulate their own behavior.

Acto Adicional of 1834, amendment to the Brazilian constitution of 1824 that abolished some of that charter's extremely centralist and authoritarian aspects.

On June 30th, earlier than expected, he rushed a decree through cabinet, abolishing some of the more abstruse regulations in the services industry that throttle economic activity in Italy.

Finally, five weeks after the injection, when the level of suramin in their bodies has fallen back to zero, he tests them once more.The upshot, he has found, is that suramin treatment abolishes some of the animals' autistic symptoms.