Sentence examples for abolished until the from inspiring English sources

Along with the blitz came rationing, which was not fully abolished until the mid-1950s.

Slavery was not completely abolished until the 13th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified in 1865.

After the decline of Fujiwara power, the importance of the institution diminished, although it was not officially abolished until the end of the Edo (Tokugawa) period in 1867.

There's a nice continuity here, after all, in the early 19th Century over half of Oxbridge undergraduates went on to take holy orders, while the requirement that dons have taken them wasn't abolished until the 1870s.

The Poor Law system was not formally abolished until the National Assistance Act 1948, with parts of the law remaining on the books until 1967.

The possibility of civil certificates of division was not completely abolished until the Judicial Code of 1911 abolished the circuit courts.

This system was not finally abolished until after the Second World War.

Further monetary systems were created and abolished until 1994, when the real was established, replacing its short-lived predecessor, the cruzeiro real (1993 94).

The corporation income tax cannot be abolished until some method is found to keep the corporate form from being used as a refuge from the individual income tax and as a means of accumulating unneeded, uninvested surpluses.

The practice, however, was not abolished until 1870, by which time it had brought significant returns to the government exchequer and served the purpose of promoting Dutch commerce and shipping.

(The rules weren't abolished until 1994).