Sentence examples for abolish the program from inspiring English sources

Tells how since taking office, the Reagan Adm. has been trying to abolish the program.

Every president since then has tried to abolish the program or at least cut it to the bone.

"The logistics are complex and difficult to keep secure," he said in urging Israel to abolish the program.

That bipartisan effort capped an extraordinary reversal from the 1990s, when some conservatives tried to abolish the program, Congress enacted large cuts and bureaucratic hurdles chased many needy people away.

But by 1971, with anger mounting over the Vietnam War, it had attracted so many student protests that the Faculty Senate voted to abolish the program, as did many other colleges during the same period.

At the debate, Mr. Romney is trying to portray Mr. Perry as a flip-flopper, saying he used to want to abolish the program, and has now changed his tune.

The Bush administration, however, wants to abolish the grant program.

Victorian Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie said while the states approved the original decision to abolish the EC program, agriculture ministers in the drought-affected states of Queensland and NSW were National party MPs.

First, we consider an intermediate policy reform that abolishes the FA program without introducing other income support mechanisms to disentangle how much of the overall policy effects comes from abolishing the existing FA program and how much comes from introducing the new in-work benefit programs.

Abolishing the Mexican-American sendsestudentsm sends students a doubly wrong message -- that the contributions of Latinos do not matter, and that conflict is the way to resolve a situation.

ENID HARLOW New York, Aug. 8, 2000 The writer is acting director of the Program to Abolish the Death Penalty, Amnesty International USA.