Sentence examples for abolished control from inspiring English sources

In practice, the Conservatives weakened counter terror powers when they abolished control orders and cut back Prevent in 2011.

But Reagan and Mrs (now Lady) Thatcher took the plunge and abolished controls.

By the middle of the nineteen-nineties, South Korea, Thailand, and most other Asian countries had heeded Washington's advice and abolished controls on money flows.

But abolish controls and he would be right.

But that will be small beer, so to speak, compared with the likely reaction from British politicians over EEC proposals to abolish controls on rabies.As divisive issues like these loom around the corner, they invite the broader question of how far it is possible to run the EEC into a single market without pushing cohesion beyond the limit.

The Third Non-life Insupplementsecthis suprovision this provision and intends to encourage and enhance competition in insurance markets by requiring the EU Member States to abolish controls on premium prices and prior notification of policy conditions.

And a lot of art today is bad, not because there are no talented artists around, but because in its drive for novelty, the art world has abolished quality control.

When DHEA was added in combination with any of the particles, the induction was completely abolished to control levels.

On the other hand, the response to β2-agonists was fully abolished in control mice by aprotinin, a serine protease inhibitor.

The RIIα Δ44 86 effect was abolished when control experiments were performed with a proline modified AKAR-18RBS derivative that is unable to anchor PKA (Fraser et al., 1998; Gray et al., 1998; Figure 5 figure supplement 1).

1This Act prohibited prostitution, abolished all control systems regarding prostitutes and enabled penal measures to be undertaken against those patients who did not fulfil their duty to comply with examination, treatment and to report the identity of their sexual contacts.