Sentence examples for abolished there from inspiring English sources

The crucial difference is that jury trials were abolished there in 1969 and Pistorius will be tried by a judge alone.

The appeals, which are thought to have originated in the 16th-century legal system of Portugal, Brazil's former colonial ruler, were abolished there in the 1930s.

Interestingly, the free marketeers who routinely lambast trade unions as "wreckers" for standing up for their members' interests are the same people who warn us that unless the 50% top rate of income tax is abolished there will be an exodus of wealth creators from our shores.

Ryanair called on the Government to "axe the tax for all" in the UK, citing a 10 per cent rise in tourist traffic in Ireland since it was abolished there in April with the extra VAT received exceeding the loss of APD.

She was bought in 1815 by an Antiguan family for 300 pounds and later taken by them to England, where she served as a domestic servant as slavery had already been abolished there.

In this world, disease and social conflict have been abolished, there is no depression, madness, loneliness, or emotional distress, sex is good and readily available.

And this is not to say ESL as a whole should be abolished, but there needs to be some sort of reform and reevaluation.

Now that the Tories have abolished EMA there's nothing to help with their fares.

The Electoral College should be abolished, but there is a right way to do it and a wrong way.

Several confusing charges will be abolished, and there will be more information about how charges affect the value of the investment over the length of the policy.

No one is monitoring or measuring this: community health councils, once the voice of local people, have long since been abolished, and there is no census of emergency departments.