Sentence examples similar to abolished code from inspiring English sources

Hollywood continued employing self-censorship with its own Production Code, but in 1956 the ACLU called on Hollywood to abolish the Code.

He also proposed a constitutional reform to create a single national penal code, abolishing 31 state codes.

It called on the police to "be more transparent" about arrest data; to implement a "citywide 'know your rights' training for youth"; to abolish the "code of silence" protecting police from accountability; and to disband the "badly broken" review body that police have said in public statements investigates police-brutality allegations at Homan Square and beyond.

They also abolished the dress code, allowing a greater influx of guests.

Furthermore, Dr. Birenbaum had abolished a dress code for students and defended a student's right to have a beard.

The new Civil Code abolished polygamy and the right of husbands to unilateral divorce.

To our surprise, the disconnection from the associative circuitry of the hippocampus did not abolish place coding in CA1.

Sequence analysis of RT-PCR products showed that tachyzoites differed from the oocyst for the presence of multiple mRNA forms of TgOWP1-3 in which one or more introns were retained, abolishing the coding potential of the immature transcripts.

Last September, Chad drew praise from rights groups for a draft penal code that abolished capital punishment.

The Napoleonic Code, which abolished primogeniture, guaranteed that the fragmentation would continue each time a vineyard was split equally among a group of heirs.

The possibility of civil certificates of division was not completely abolished until the Judicial Code of 1911 abolished the circuit courts.