Sentence examples for abolished entry from inspiring English sources

Since successive Tory and Labour administrations started to squeeze the funds of museums from the Seventies onwards and New Labour abolished entry fees in 2001, exhibitions have become a main means of raising funds.

A number of top museums permanently abolished entry fees in January, including the National Museum (Ny Vestergade 10; 45-3313-4411), and the National Gallery (Solvgade 48-50; 45-3374-8494), a vast space stocked with European art since 1300 (though special exhibitions can have a fee).

The resulting osmotic pressure gradient cannot be abolished by entry of water because of the powerful electrostatic attraction between the fixed charge and counterion.

The presence of CNQX completely abolished the entry of Ca2+ through the AMPA3 receptor.

Exposing HeLa cells to ionizing radiation abolished mitotic entry (Supplementary Figure S2B).

It markedly increased at day 3 post-infection and maintained a relatively stable level for the rest of the time points examined, whereas the formation of HBV cccDNA was completely abolished if entry inhibitor Myr-59 was included with the initial virus inoculation.

Measuring the entry of 50 µM albitiazolium into IRBC in the presence of much higher furosemide concentrations revealed that furosemide was unable to completely abolish drug entry, with 15% of albitiazolium uptake remaining even in the presence of 5 mM furosemide.

In summary, we conclude that ERK1/2 nuclear entry is a rate limiting step in primary cells and in vivo, and the restriction of nuclear entry is abolished in transformed cells by increased expression of nuclear pores and/or nuclear transport factors.

Ebselen, which previously had failed to affect basal iron entry, virtually abolished the potentiation of fura-2 quenching observed in cytokine-treated astrocytes, thereby suggesting that DMT1 is the main responsible for the increased Fe2 + uptake in reactive astrocytes (Fig. 2D).

Last week, the Times reported that a new proposal would abolish ports of entry altogether literally closing the border to asylum seekers.

"We want them abolished and we want forcible entry for fines stopped as well," says Paul Nicolson.