Sentence examples for abolished tie from inspiring English sources
Last year the N.H.L. general managers acknowledged that something was wrong about the shootout, the postgame penalty-shot contest it installed in 2005, when it abolished tie results.
The shootout was installed in 2005-6, when the N.H.L. abolished ties in an effort to win back fans after a lockout that wiped out the previous season.
After the lockout that wiped out the 2004-5 season, the N.H.L. abolished ties and installed a penalty-shot contest to decide a winner for games in which four-on-four overtime did not work.
He favoured capital punishment; opposed Labour's bill to abolish tied cottages in agriculture; was an arch-opponent of devolution; and opposed the televising of the Lords.
After more than nine decades, tie games were abolished and replaced by the shootout, a breakaway skills competition that anoints a winner if 65 minutes of hockey leaves two teams even.
The girl, Matani Shakya, left, received approval from the priests and President Ram Baran Yadav in a centuries-old tradition with deep ties to Nepal's monarchy, which was abolished in May.
The legal bond tying peasants to the land on which they worked was partially abolished in eastern Denmark after 1702.
Censorship was abolished.
The Privy Council was abolished.
Elections were abolished.
