Sentence examples for abolishment is from inspiring English sources

Just not federal ones.9 39: Red, Prescriptivist!9 38: Abolishment is not a word, Gary, which you would know if you'd had proper, federally regulated schooling.9 38: Were people without webcams excluded from asking questions?9 38: That wasn't a loaded question at all!9 35: Hmm, Herman, do you really think Chile is a winning role-model for America?

Under these conditions nearly complete cellular ATP abolishment is achieved (Gederaas et al, 2001).

We have previously shown (Schleyer et al., 2011) that regardless of the absolute concentration of fructose, such an abolishment is seen if the fructose concentration in the test substrate is equal to or higher than that used in training.

Due to budget restraints the abolishment was delayed, and by 2004 prisoners in five of Scotland's sixteen prisons still had to "slop out".

This incomplete abolishment could be interpreted as due to the involvement of another unidentified host factor(s) in the viral RNA replication process.

"But one suggestion we are not open to is the abolishment of Medicare," she said.

I support reform, but I am not sure if total abolishment all at once is the right answer.

Your position advocating the abolishment of our industry is both misleading and dangerous.

This initial debt purchase and abolishment of student debt is but the initial shot being fired across the bow of both the government and the collections industry.

A strategy to sensitize tumours to DNA damaging agents is adjuvant abolishment of cycle arrest, resulting in necrosis or apoptosis-like cell death by mitotic catastrophy [ 13].

This domain in Arabidopsis, as shown for AtOFP1 and AtOFP5, was found to help the contact with the BELL and KNOX homeodomains, regulating their subcellular localization [ 10] while in tomato it is the abolishment of this domain that causes the differences in fruit shape [ 2].