Sentence examples for abolish subjects from inspiring English sources

Some universities may have to abolish subjects in the humanities, Mr. Cottrell said.

Within a year, the boards will be abolished subject to clearance by United States Justice Department.

Creativity and the arts have been decimated in many schools; citizenship abolished, vocational subjects downgraded.

The finding that associations of RBP and albumin with U-Cd are abolished in subjects with respectively glomerular and tubular impairment suggests that these associations are generated by distinct co-excretion mechanisms.

Abolishing the subject would set England back 15 years to when it was "the least politically literate country in the developed world".

Thanks to such benefits and without the costs of a court or a standing army, several towns were able to abolish the taxing of subjects in the 18th century.

The government says it wants to abolish GCSEs for core subjects and introduce English Baccalaureate certificates from 2015.

These patterns were not explained by genetic, age or microarray effects, and appeared driven by correlation within subjects, as scrambling the data across subjects abolished them (Figure 1E F, Figure 2).

The real revolution of impressionist art was to abolish all hierarchies of subject and genre, to try to show life just as it is, finding the beauty in the everyday.

But if Trump can change the subject to "abolish ICE" and "open borders," Democrats will pay a price.

One climbdown by the DfE, at the urging of Ofqual, has been the retention of so-called tiered papers in maths and science, after earlier reports that they would be abolished in all subjects.