Sentence examples for abolishes from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband said in a BBC interview that he would only lead a government that abolishes non-domicile status.

It also allows more corporate donations to parties, removes several disclosure requirements and abolishes a high-school programme that encouraged students to vote.These rules are a "common sense" way to "protect the integrity of our ballot box," Pat McCrory explained to me in a recent interview.

And no demand will be more important to Mr Blair though, some say, quite unnecessary in practice than preserving Britain's border controls.All the members of the EU except Britain and Ireland have already signed the Schengen agreement, which abolishes border controls between its members, though only seven have implemented it.

She says it abolishes the presumption of innocence and places the citizen at the service of the state rather than the other way round.

Finally, five weeks after the injection, when the level of suramin in their bodies has fallen back to zero, he tests them once more.The upshot, he has found, is that suramin treatment abolishes some of the animals' autistic symptoms.

Sadly, the union, like most international organisations, never abolishes anything.The third idea for re-firing European citizens' enthusiasm for the club is to give them a new dream, what some have called a narrative.

Unless India abolishes caste based reservation and introduces a pure meritocracy like the western countries, it is difficult for India to march ahead.

The junta's critics complain it abolishes the elected Senate in favour of an appointed one.

Estonia's experience shows that joining the euro brings real benefits: it abolishes transaction costs in foreign trade, reduces borrowing costs and boosts investment.Membership also gives small countries a disproportionately important voice at the heart of the European Union.

In the occupied territories, meanwhile, the Palestine Liberation Organisation, the Palestinians' umbrella body, says the bill "forgets the Palestinian historic narrative and abolishes Palestinian existence".A posse of current and former security officials fear that the bill could spread recent violence from Gaza and East Jerusalem into Israel proper.

They have threatened to pull out of the government and boycott constituent-assembly elections planned for November unless Nepal abolishes its monarchy and becomes a republic.Few countries in Asia could be more different than a Himalayan kingdom of nearly 30m people and a half-island in the Indonesian archipelago of around 1m.