The phrase "abolishing rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the removal or elimination of regulations or guidelines.
Example: "The committee is considering abolishing rules that are deemed outdated and unnecessary."
Alternatives: "eliminating regulations" or "revoking guidelines."
"It's the end of an ultra-liberal Europe that has lost its political direction … The European project cannot only be a system of abolishing rules".
George Osborne has already carried out wide-ranging reforms to the pensions system, abolishing rules under which pensioners had to take out an annuity – which guarantees a set level of income.
First, governments need to keep their focus on pushing up the bottom and middle rather than dragging down the top: investing in (and removing barriers to) education, abolishing rules that prevent the able from getting ahead and refocusing government spending on those that need it most.
While transportation systems have traditionally been designed to isolate different modes of travel, another developing school of thought advocates removing space demarcations, abolishing rules, and encouraging interactions between different modes.
Judy Van Horn, the associate athletics director and senior woman administrator at Michigan, wants to abolish rules about phone calls she feels are unenforceable.
The European Commission this week also signalled plans to abolish rules which allow states to relocate refugees to the first EU country they arrive in.
In some ways these collaborations are a logical end point to the government's decision two decades ago to abolish rules that barred the major TV networks from owning their prime-time shows.
That will almost certainly change soon, the result of the legislation and recent court settlements that have set out to reduce processing fees and abolish rules by the major card companies that have made it impractical for merchants to give discounts to customers using cheaper forms of payment, like cash.
On March 4th the White House endorsed a petition to abolish rules that prevent mobile-phone users from moving their handset between operators, even when their contracts have expired.Macon Phillips, the White House digital director, says citizens appreciate conversation with their governments, even when their petitions do not change policy.
That he is able to do so, daringly abolishing normal narrative rules, is proof of a precocious imagination and technical facility.
The repressive culture began to ease in 2008, when Donnie Walsh insisted on abolishing the rules upon becoming team president.
