The phrase "abolished lost" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two unrelated words that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The law was abolished, but the lost records were never recovered."
Alternatives: "eliminated" or "rendered void".
Capital and corporal punishment have been eliminated in much of the world, and slavery has been abolished: people have lost their thirst for cruelty.
Last week the trade union Unison, which wants to abolish the fees, lost a second bid to have the fees legally reviewed.
Tenure for university professors was abolished, and the universities lost their traditional right of self-government.
It wasn't abolished, but it steadily lost significance, as social barriers eroded and society gradually became more suspicious of the idea of an event formalising the readiness of young women for marriage.
In this case, almost 140 years have passed since slavery was abolished, many records are lost, and the companies being sued are vastly different from the entities that profited directly from slavery.
The infamous "Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice", the Taliban's ruthless religious enforcement agency, has never been abolished, although it has lost its ministerial status and is now known as the Department of Islamic Instruction.The battle extends beyond the courts.
As a result, the council was abolished, and the bishops lost all hope for help from Sweden, which did not want to provoke Denmark and whose king was himself leaning toward Lutheranism.
Against expectation, PCCs have delivered at least as much as has been lost by abolishing the dysfunctional old police authorities, not least in terms of costs.
This would fall well short of making up for revenue lost from abolishing the alternative minimum tax paid by middle-income earners, which Mr Obama wants to replace with the Buffett rule.In this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsA nasty surpriseIndia's government proposed a retroactive tax on foreign takeovers of Indian assets.
If hunting were abolished, thousands of jobs would be lost to the country, thousands of dogs would have to be destroyed and a traditional source of color and excitement would be lost.
