Sentence examples for abolish the same from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berlusconi, 76, came back from the political dead in December, when he brought down the government of Mario Monti, the technocratic prime minister, by pledging to abolish the same property tax that Mr. Letta said he would suspend.

In the carboxylic acid region, both mutants abolish the same bands in the difference spectrum associated with the postulated Glu169 to Asp299 proton transfer because they both prevent proton transfer.

Hr N mutants harbor the mutation A402G, which abolishes the same uATG as in Hr Hp mutants, indicating that they have an identical defect [ 16].

Blockage of caspase-3 by its inhibitor z-VAD-fmk could abolish the apoptotic events; the same thing would happen in necrosis by necrostatin [ 14].

But, on the other hand, there were many manufacturing operations where, so far as could at present be seen, the emission of smoke was really unavoidable, and he thought it would be an extreme hardship to put the screw upon the proprietors of such works, and order them to abolish the smoke, without at the same time pointing out by what means that could be done.

By packaging the viral vector with the inactive D64V integrase mutant we were able to increase the amount of circular substrates 4-fold and at the same time abolish the viral integration machinery.

From a consumer perspective, it's worrying if its funding and remit are being reduced and its Consumer Panel abolished at the same time as the deep cuts at DCMS.

The last president before those changes was Ayatollah Khamenei himself, and the prime minister whose position was abolished at the same time was Mir Hussein Moussavi — the opposition leader who claimed the presidency had been stolen from him in 2009.

From 1 May next year, Air Passenger Duty for children under 12 will be abolished, and the same will happen for under-16s the following year.

The Integrated Programme-Special Programme (IPSP) has been abolished in the same year.

The office of Genealogist was abolished at the same time, but revived in 1913.