Sentence examples for abolish the provision from inspiring English sources

The city should abolish the provision in the previous contract that relieved teachers of the obligation to monitor students at lunch, on the playground and in homerooms.

Those rules, however, have evolved over the chamber's history, and pressure is building to abolish the provision that now essentially gives individual members veto power.

"UKIP will support the measures to abolish the provisions of the Dublin Treaty, that says that we cannot choose to identify the country an illegal migrant comes from if they do not have any identifying documents.

Over the next fifty years, the government moved further towards economic regulation, abolishing the provision with the Printers and Binders Act 1534, which also banned the import of foreign works and empowered the Lord Chancellor to set maximum pricing for English books.

Several of the dissenters criticized the provision to abolish the 32 community school boards, saying that it would stifle parental input.

Hidden in the bills to abolish the carbon price are provisions that are aimed at starving investment in renewable energy.

Q: How do you feel about the law's provision to abolish the rank of corresponding academician?

The coalition has pledged to abolish that provision.

Mr. Bush proposed to abolish that provision.

This bill sought to abolish the post and offered only two brief provisions to effect that goal: 1. P.L.1999, c.228 (C.52:16A-26.9) is hereby repealed.

As the International Labour Organisation urged this week, it should abolish the kafala system, introduce a national minimum wage and make provision for the introduction of trade unions.